Skip to main content
Pick the right mode for you in one minute — a getting-started overview for new users.

About Qoder Cloud Agents

Qoder Cloud Agents is Agent as a Service. Enterprises no longer need to build a full agent infrastructure themselves — from building, deploying, and running an agent, to API integration, IM channel reach, and identity isolation, everything is delivered as a fully managed service by Qoder. It shortens the distance from “developing an agent” to “actually serving end users” from weeks to hours, so every team can quickly own its AI agent product. The public API consists of two modes plus one shared assets layer, covering the full path from building an agent to delivering it.

Forward Mode

A lower-barrier way to bring agents into business scenarios. Based on a three-tier configuration model (enterprise / template / identity), an administrator presets the agent shape and available resources, and callers use it out of the box. It also ships with the surrounding ecosystem that business needs — IM channel integration, scheduled tasks, and end-user identities.

Build Mode

The atomic mode that provides fully managed agent definition and runtime. No need to build your own agent loop or tool-execution sandbox — just define an agent via API, start a session, and dynamically mount the sandbox environment, skills, files, and other resources at session start to run complex tasks in the cloud and receive results in real time.

Resources layer

A shared assets catalog. Environments, skills, vaults, files, memory stores, and model lists are reused by both Forward Mode and Build Mode — maintain once, apply everywhere.

Forward Mode vs Build Mode

DimensionForward ModeBuild Mode
PositioningWraps a three-tier config model and IM / scheduling / identity capabilities on top of Build Mode, helping teams deliver agents to end users quickly and reliablyProvides fully managed agent definition and runtime, exposing atomic runtime APIs
Best forSaaS vendors, integrators, and teams serving C-end users or a large number of callersDevelopers / enterprises with strong engineering capability who want full control of the agent shape and to build their own upper-layer product
Config modelThree-tier (enterprise / template / identity); admin presets, callers pass only template_id + identity_idCallers explicitly specify environment / skill / files at session start
Caller complexityLower — Forward Mode absorbs the business complexityHigher — very flexible; each call decides what to mount
End-user identityBuilt-in Identity; one identity per C-end user, with automatic memory and permission isolationNot built in; callers manage isolation themselves
IM channelsBuilt-in Lark / DingTalk / WeChat / WeCom, QR-code bindingImplement your own
Scheduled / triggered executionBuilt-in Schedules (cron / one-time), effective once configuredOrchestrate via Build Mode Deployments
If your goal is to quickly deliver agent capabilities to end users or business systems, start with Forward Mode. If you need full control over the agent’s runtime behavior and to build your own upper-layer product logic, use Build Mode. Either way, you can manage organization-level shared assets uniformly through Resources.

Next steps

Forward Mode

Templates · Identities · Sessions · Schedules · Channels

Build Mode

Agents · Sessions · Deployments · Dreams

Resources

Environments · Skills · Vaults · Files · Memory Stores · Models