Social Preview and Promotion

Use this page when you want to make the repository easier to discover, easier to understand at a glance, and easier to share with other engineers or teams.

What Good Promotion Looks Like For This Repository

Good promotion for this project should:

  • explain what the repo is actually for
  • set accurate expectations about verification and safety
  • help the right contributors discover it
  • avoid exaggerating tool coverage or support quality
  • link directly to a useful cheat sheet or workflow when possible

For reusable launch angles and channel guidance, also see the Launch and Sharing Kit.

Social Preview Image

  • Recommended size: 1280x640
  • Recommended content:
    • repository logo
    • one-line handbook positioning
    • tool-family signal such as coding tools, MCP, prompts, and governance
  • Avoid:
    • tiny unreadable tool lists
    • screenshots that look like product endorsements
    • version-specific claims that will age quickly

How To Set GitHub Social Preview

  1. Open the repository on GitHub.
  2. Open Settings.
  3. Find the repository social preview setting.
  4. Upload the image you want GitHub and social platforms to use when the repository URL is shared.

Recommended Repository About Text

Open-source AI coding cheat sheets for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, MCP, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, prompts, workflows, and team security.

Keep the About description short enough to scan in GitHub search and repository cards. The README can carry the broader positioning.

https://ankitparekh007.github.io/ai-tools-cheatsheets/

GitHub supports a limited number of repository topics, so prioritize search terms that describe the durable developer value rather than the site generator.

ai-tools
ai-coding
coding-agents
ai-agents
developer-tools
cheatsheet
claude-code
openai-codex
cursor
github-copilot
gemini-cli
mcp
model-context-protocol
agents-md
claude-md
prompt-engineering
coding-assistant
software-engineering
documentation
ai-development

This intentionally favors AI coding, agent, MCP, and repo-instruction discovery over implementation details such as HonKit or GitHub Pages.

Launch Checklist

  • [x] README refreshed around developer outcomes
  • [x] GitHub Pages publishing pipeline enabled
  • [x] contributor-ready good first issue queue created
  • [x] community hub and contributor-recognition policy added
  • [x] launch/share kit added
  • [ ] upload or confirm the GitHub repository social preview image
  • [ ] apply the recommended repository About text in GitHub settings
  • [ ] apply the recommended repository topics in GitHub settings

Copy-Ready Launch Post

I built an open-source AI coding handbook for developers who use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, MCP, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, prompts, and agent workflows.

Instead of another generic tool list, the project focuses on source-backed cheat sheets, permission-aware workflows, repo instructions, and copy-ready engineering patterns.

Start with the comparison:
https://ankitparekh007.github.io/ai-tools-cheatsheets/getting-started/comparison-matrix.html

GitHub:
https://github.com/AnkitParekh007/ai-tools-cheatsheets

Credibility Guardrails

  • Do not claim tool support that the docs do not currently verify.
  • Do not present prompts or templates as production-ready without context.
  • Do not imply the repo replaces vendor docs, security review, or team policy.
  • Do not market Needs verification pages as settled guidance.
  • Do not make “please star” the main value of a community post; teach or share something useful first.

Phase 3 Recommendation Update

  • Recommendation updated: 2026-08-09
  • Scope: repository positioning, search-oriented topic selection, community launch flow, and direct-page sharing strategy

Verification

  • Status: Documentation verified
  • Last reviewed against GitHub documentation: 2026-07-13
  • Scope: GitHub social preview, topic classification, and Pages publishing references were reviewed against GitHub Docs

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