Qoder
Qoder, Agentic Platform for Real Work·qoder.com
Qoder is an agentic coding platform designed for real software development that integrates enhanced context engineering with intelligent agents to understand a codebase and complete development tasks. It offers intelligent code completion, AI conversational programming, automatic code generation, and multi-agent collaboration through workspaces like Editor and Quest. It is available as a desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, a JetBrains plugin, a terminal CLI, and cloud-based agents.
What it's for
Features 20
- AI conversational programming
- Ask Mode and Agent Mode
- Automatic code generation
- Code completion
- Comprehensive context (images, code, directories)
- Inline Chat
- Knowledge Engine for accumulating business knowledge
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
- Memory and rules (learns from user)
- Multi-agent expert collaboration
- NEXT code suggestion
- Quest autonomous delegation workspace with task boards and progress tracking
- Repo Wiki / codebase 'wikilization'
- Review and commit workflow
- Scheduled tasks
- Security scanning with L1/L2/L3 staged analysis and auto-fix
- Skills and plugins
- Spec-driven development
- Terminal and sandbox execution environments
- Test generation
Pricing
The free 2-week Pro Trial gives full access to Pro-exclusive features; after the trial, users can upgrade to a paid plan or be downgraded to the Free plan. Qoder uses a credit-based metering system, with each plan including a specific number of credits, but exact prices and credit amounts are not publicly listed. Prices shown exclude taxes such as VAT or sales tax.
Users are automatically downgraded to this plan after the Pro Trial ends if they do not upgrade.
Includes a specific number of credits used for metering (exact amount not stated)
Price not stated on the supplied pages; accessed via paid subscription after the free trial ends.
Includes a specific number of credits used for metering (exact amount not stated)