Raymondhou0917/claude-code-resources

What it solves

Setting up AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex can be confusing, especially for people without an engineering background. This project gathers free, step-by-step teaching materials and ready-made configuration files so you can skip the digging and get straight to using these tools safely and effectively.

How it works

The repository is organised as a one-page learning portal (cc.lifehacker.tw) that links to curated free resources, mini-lessons, and application examples. Two main open-source pieces are included:

• Environment installer (Mac): A script that installs git, Homebrew, and GitHub in one go. You check off which AI tools you want (Claude/Codex, desktop or terminal versions), and it skips anything already installed. A signed and notarised ZIP is available from the Releases page.
• Starter Kit (6 configuration files): Each file is split so the top half explains why you need it, and the bottom half contains exact instructions an AI can follow. You paste the raw link into Claude Code or Codex and ask it to set you up. The AI will ask your preferences, check existing configs, and then summarise what it did. These kits work on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

The project also includes a visual "Dual Agent Map" that compares Claude Code and Codex across beginner, intermediate, and expert levels, and highlights shared concepts like Context, Compact, Skills, and SSOT.

Who it’s for

Non-engineers who want to learn and use AI coding agents in Chinese. The site targets people with zero coding background, offering illustrated guides, a 70-minute video, and a 24-hour crash course in Chinese. It also serves current users who want safer setups or cross-agent workflows.

Highlights

• Six open-source starter kits that cover terminal optimisation, external editors, safety guardrails, MCP essentials, online deployment, and a statusline.
• A one-click macOS installer (version 1.3) that is signed and notarised, with an illustrated 16-screenshot tutorial.
• A knowledge map that lays out learning paths for both Claude Code and Codex.
• Free teaching articles and a newsletter from the author (Raymond), with 20+ real tools built using Claude Code as examples.
• Licensing that allows personal use, learning, and sharing (non-commercial, with attribution).