QMind helps you consolidate scattered materials — documents, web pages, RepoWiki — into a single notebook, compile them into structured Wiki and Knowledge Cards with one click, and query your entire knowledge base conversationally.QMind is designed for individuals: you import and compile materials yourself, and can share notebooks with organization members for collaboration. It is independent from the team-oriented Enterprise Knowledge capability, which aggregates knowledge generated on Qoder IDE.
The basic unit of a knowledge base; a notebook aggregates a set of related materials and the knowledge generated from them
Raw Sources
The layer of imported raw files, links, and RepoWiki; can be compiled at any time without losing content
Wiki & Knowledge Cards
Structured outputs after compilation: Wiki is long-form knowledge; Knowledge Cards are atomic knowledge units extracted from materials, containing definitions, key points, source references, and relationships
Knowledge Compilation
Compiles raw materials into Wiki and Knowledge Cards
Navigate to QMind from the left sidebar. The homepage shows "Selected Showcase Notebooks" at the top, with "Created" and "Shared" tabs below listing existing notebooks with file counts and update times.Click "Create Notebook" to create a new empty notebook.
After entering a notebook, click "Add File" to open the "Add materials to knowledge base" dialog. Imported materials are stored in the "Raw Sources" layer first and can be compiled at any time.QMind supports three types of data sources:
Supports PDF, Word (.doc/.docx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), PowerPoint (.ppt/.pptx), Markdown, TXT, CSV, HTML, and images (.png/.jpg/.jpeg/.gif/.webp/.bmp/.svg). Maximum file size is 500 MB. You can also drag and drop files into the dialog.
Import an existing RepoWiki as a data source. The dialog lists available RepoWikis showing repository name, branch or commit, and card count; select and click "Import" to add to the current notebook.
Multi-source Knowledge Base Best Practice: We recommend importing multiple RepoWikis along with business documents into the same notebook, then compiling them together to produce cross-repository knowledge. This builds a multi-source knowledge base covering both code and business knowledge, making retrieval results understand both engineering implementation and business context.
After import, materials remain in raw state and require Knowledge Compilation to generate structured Wiki and Cards:
Switch to the "Cards" tab; if no cards exist, you'll see an empty state with a "Compile Now" button
You can also use "Wiki Ingest" in the right panel to compile all raw materials
After compilation starts, a notification appears at the top; once complete, view generated Knowledge Cards in the "Cards" tab
Knowledge Cards are atomic knowledge units extracted from raw materials, each containing core definitions, key attributes, source references, and relationships for easy retrieval and reuse.
The notebook's left panel organizes content with "File" and "Cards" tabs; the center area displays knowledge details, rendering body text, charts (pie charts, Gantt charts), and relationship graphs. Use the forward/back buttons at the top to navigate between entries.
Beyond in-product chat retrieval, QMind knowledge can also be consumed through Skills from the Marketplace on the Qoder website.Search "QMind" in the Marketplace to get the corresponding Skill. Use it to invoke knowledge already deposited in your QMind knowledge base, integrating retrieval capabilities into your actual development and collaboration workflows.Marketplace URL: QMind
Both compilation and retrieval support custom Prompts to match your domain and answer style; leave empty to use system defaults. Click "Save" after configuration.
