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Official references

Current links for setup, agents, publishing, and safety.

Use this page when a command, product screen, model list, or pricing page has changed since the lesson was written. Official docs win over screenshots and memory.

Setup basics

Core tools students install or use before running an agent.

Agent docs

Official sources for current install paths, product surfaces, and limits.

  • 01
    OpenCode

    The workshop's hands-on agent. It can inspect projects, plan changes, edit files, and run commands from a terminal-first workflow.

  • 02
    OpenAI Codex

    OpenAI's coding-agent family for delegating software tasks. Exact packaging and access can change, so use official docs.

  • 03
    Claude Code

    Anthropic's coding agent for working with projects from the command line and related developer workflows.

  • 04
    Cursor

    A code editor with chat, autocomplete, and agent workflows built into the editing environment.

  • 05
    Windsurf

    An AI-assisted editor focused on coding workflows and project context.

  • 06
    GitHub Copilot

    GitHub's AI coding assistant for completions, chat, and editor-integrated help.

  • 07
    Continue

    An open-source assistant that can connect editors with different model providers.

  • 08
    Aider

    A terminal tool for pair programming with LLMs while editing files in a Git repository.

  • 09
    OpenHands

    An open-source platform for autonomous software-development agents.

  • 10
    Pi

    A minimal coding-agent option included for comparison using the provided official docs.

Publishing and GitHub

Use these when creating accounts, enabling account safety, or deploying a portfolio.