AI Map
AI Map is a knowledge map for exploring AI tools by role, execution method, and workflow, rather than as a simple list of names.
The current blog integrates only content suitable for public release from the separate linjingzhu/ai-map repository.
Structure
flowchart TD
A[AI Map] --> C[AI Tool Catalog]
A --> G[Usage Guides]
A --> N[AI News]
C --> C1[Chatbots / Assistants]
C --> C2[Coding Tools & Agents]
C --> C3[Generative Media]
C --> C4[Models & Model Hubs]
C --> C5[Agent Frameworks]
C --> C6[Communities]
C --> C7[Learning / News Resources]
Why It Is a Separate Theme
Using AI and AI Map serve different purposes.
| Area | Question |
|---|---|
| Using AI | How can we use AI in development and work? |
| AI Map | What AI tools exist, and where do they fit? |
Data Coverage
- A catalog of more than 109 AI tools/resources
- 7 categories
- Distinction between installed applications and web access
- Image/design and coding workflow guides
- AI news and learning links
Integration Principles
The original repository is private and contains a standalone React/Vite application. The current technical blog uses a static Markdown structure on GitHub Pages, so the entire development infrastructure was not copied.
Included:
- Public tool data
- Categories
- Official launch/download links
- Usage guides
- Public news data
Excluded:
- The original repository's
.ai/,.claude/, and.codex/ - Internal development scripts and test harnesses
- Hosting configuration
- Private operational documents
This approach reuses AI Map's knowledge while preserving the current blog architecture.