@ai_explorer25: New to AI coding tools? You don't have to figure them out alone. Learn the tips, shortcuts, and updates straight from t…

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A curated list of Twitter accounts to follow for tips and updates on AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and open-source tools.

New to AI coding tools? You don't have to figure them out alone. Learn the tips, shortcuts, and updates straight from the people who build and use them every day Claude Code (Anthropic's coding assistant) @AnthropicAI — official updates and feature drops @bcherny — creator-level tips you won't find in the docs @_catwu — practical workflows and real examples @trq212 — great write-ups on getting the most out of it Cursor (the AI code editor everyone's talking about) @cursor_ai — official releases and updates @leerob — the loudest, clearest voice on Cursor @ericzakariasson — hands-on insights and power tips @mntruell — Cursor's CEO; big releases and direction Codex / OpenAI tools @OpenAIDevs — developer and API updates @jxnlco — smart Codex workflows and automation @gdb — big-picture updates from OpenAI GitHub Copilot @github — Copilot releases and tips @ashtom — GitHub leadership on where AI coding is going @code — VS Code updates that power Copilot Google's AI coding (Gemini + AI Studio) @OfficialLoganK — all the major Gemini and AI Studio updates @ammaar — fun, beginner-friendly "vibe-coding" demos Open-source & free tools @cline — open-source AI coding agent @continuedev — free, customizable coding assistant @ai_explorer25 - free ai content and resources Save this and let AI start writing code with you today.
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