Qoder capabilities

Qoder provides a command-line interface (qodercli) for interacting with the Qoder platform from the terminal, supporting interactive development, scripting, and CI/CD pipeline automation on macOS, Linux, and Windows (amd64/arm64; Windows Arm not yet supported).

Qoder's Editor workspace provides an integrated coding environment combining an AI chat panel, inline chat, and NEXT (next action suggestions) alongside code for collaborative, iterative development.

Qoder provides a JetBrains plugin that brings agentic coding capabilities directly into JetBrains IDEs, letting developers use Qoder without leaving their existing development environment.

Qoder's Knowledge Engine automatically accumulates and manages business and codebase knowledge generated during development, feeding three integrated knowledge sources — Repo Wiki, Knowledge Cards, and Conversation Memory — into a unified engine without requiring manual curation.

Qoder supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI agents to connect to and operate external tools, services, and APIs during development tasks, with MCP server support available in both the CLI and the desktop app workspaces.

Qoder offers a free Community Edition with a 2-week Pro trial, and three paid individual plans: Pro ($20/mo, 2,000 credits), Pro+ ($60/mo, 6,000 credits), and Ultra ($200/mo, 20,000 credits). Additional credits cost $0.02 each (minimum 1,000, valid one month). A Teams plan is also available.

Quest is a dedicated workspace within Qoder for autonomous agent-driven task delegation, operating on a 'Define the goal, review the result' model with two agent modes: Agent mode (single autonomous agent, end-to-end delivery) and Experts mode (multiple specialized agents collaborating in parallel for full-stack or complex tasks).