Every tool we teach has its own official documentation, written and maintained by the company that builds it. We don't replace that — we point you at it, at the exact moment it's relevant, with our own plain-language explanation next to it. Nothing here is AI-generated or paraphrased; these are direct links, checked by hand.
The official install and first-run walkthrough. If a step in Day 1 ever looks different on your machine, this is the page that's always current — we can't promise the same about a screenshot from months ago.
Every flag and command Claude Code supports, official and complete. Worth bookmarking once Day 9's automation loop has you reaching for more than the basics.
OpenAI's own starting point for building with their models and API — the ground truth for anything Codex-related in this module.
The official guide to building and hosting apps in Replit without leaving the browser.
Replit's own primer on what its AI features actually do under the hood, straight from the people who built them.
Google's own reference for every Gemini API endpoint and parameter.
Google's own support docs for NotebookLM — features, limits, and how source grounding actually works.
Google's own training paths for their AI and machine learning stack, for anyone who wants to go past what this module covers.
Microsoft's own hub for Copilot, Azure AI, and everything else in their AI stack.
The official docs for Copilot inside Azure — setup, permissions, and what it can and can't touch.
Manus's own docs for how its autonomous agent actually plans and executes tasks.
For anyone who wants to call Manus programmatically instead of through the chat interface.
Meta's own hub for its AI research and tools, including Meta AI itself.
Meta's own guide for developers building on Llama, their open model family.
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