[Proposal] Add AIResources Category for AI-Powered Dev Tools (Cursor)

[Mithlesh-95]

📁 Proposal: New Resource Category - AIResources

Hi ZTM maintainers 👋

I'd like to propose a new category of resources called AIResources to include tools that help developers build faster using AI.

My plan is to contribute:

• A new markdown file Cursor.md (about the Cursor AI coding editor)
• Future additions may include GitHub Copilot, TabNine, etc.

This category will help developers in 2025 explore AI-driven workflows in modern dev environments.

Please let me know if I may go ahead and create this new directory with the resource file.

Thanks for your time 🙏
— Mithlesh (GitHub: Mithlesh-95)

[arjunkharbanda]

Why should each tool have its own separate Markdown file? You can combine everything into one.
I would also like other members to give their opinion.
@zero-to-mastery/gitgang

[Mithlesh-95]

Thanks for the feedback!
You're right — having one file makes it easier to manage and maintain long-term.

Would it be okay if I create a single markdown file named AIResources.md
and start by adding tools like Cursor, Replit, and others that are actively used by developers in 2025?

I'm also building an AI tools directory here that aligns with this contribution:
🔗 Ai Tool Finder

I'd love to keep this section updated as more tools emerge.
Let me know if you're okay with that structure 😊

[OmSonawane-360]

Hey @Mithlesh-95 👋

That’s an awesome idea! 🚀
AI-powered tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and TabNine are definitely shaping how developers code in 2025. Adding an AIResources category would be super valuable for learners who want to explore and improve productivity using these tools.

I’d say go ahead and create the new directory with the Cursor.md file. Just make sure to follow the existing contribution and formatting guidelines so it stays consistent with the rest of the repo.

Thanks for taking the initiative — excited to see your contribution! 🙌

— Om Sonawane