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@AnkitParekh007 AnkitParekh007 released this 15 Jul 12:47
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v1.0.0 - Public Handbook Launch

This is the first public release of AI Tools Cheatsheets, a vendor-neutral handbook for modern AI coding tools, coding agents, MCP workflows, prompts, templates, and team governance.

Highlights

  • tool guides for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Grok/xAI, and open-source coding tools
  • a tool-selection matrix and getting-started guidance for individual developers and teams
  • repository instruction-file guidance for AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, Copilot instructions, and MCP configs
  • engineering workflow playbooks for code review, bug fixing, CI debugging, testing, migrations, and release work
  • MCP evaluation guidance with least-privilege framing and approval-focused checklists
  • prompt starters and reusable master prompts for common engineering tasks
  • templates and governance starters for internal team playbooks
  • GitHub Pages documentation site built with HonKit
  • automated documentation validation for paths, navigation, metadata, Markdown, build output, and links
  • stronger public contribution infrastructure with issue forms, PR template, Code of Conduct, and Security Policy

Verification Philosophy

  • official sources are preferred wherever possible
  • verification dates and status labels are explicit
  • documentation-only verification is labeled as such
  • untested or account-gated behavior is not presented as locally tested
  • MCP integrations are treated as privileged systems
  • human review remains mandatory for merge, deploy, destructive shell actions, and privileged access changes

Known Limitations

  • some account-gated or paid-plan features remain Requires account, Requires paid plan, or Not locally tested
  • some MCP pages are evaluation checklists rather than verified installation guides
  • governance templates are policy starters and require company-specific review
  • fast-moving tools and vendor surfaces will require periodic re-verification
  • some external link checks may warn on network timeout or rate-limit behavior even when internal validation passes

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