Programmers working with C++ have long relied on web-based AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude to solve programming problems, often limited to using their phones due to computer environment constraints. Recently, through social media and forums, they’ve discovered more professional AI development tools such as Claude Code and Google’s Anti-Gravity Editor, realizing their approach was stuck in the “manual” stage. The author began experimenting with these tools in project practice, but the knowledge remains fragmented and hasn’t formed a systematic approach. This article explores the progression from basic AI tools to professional development tools, providing developers with learning direction references, suitable for readers focused on the cutting edge of AI programming.
