QoderWake runs on your own machine or a cloud desktop. This page covers the environment requirements, installing the app, and opening the local console.
Environment preparation
QoderWake supports both local and cloud deployment. Run it on a stable, always-online device with reliable network access so your Wakers can stay up 7×24.
Windows version coming soon — not yet available to the public. Install on macOS or Linux for now.
Local deployment
Cloud deployment
Best on a long-running local device, e.g. a Mac mini.
- macOS: 13.0 or later.
- Linux: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or later, with a GUI desktop for the local Web Console.
Mainstream cloud desktop / cloud host environments are supported. For convenient browser login and local web management, Alibaba Cloud’s Wuying Cloud Computer (Enterprise or Personal edition) is recommended.
- Linux: Ubuntu 22.04 or later, with a GUI desktop for the local Web Console.
Prerequisites
QoderWake ships with software-engineering Waker roles. Before installing, confirm:
git is installed.- Repository authentication is set up.
- You can run
clone, pull, and push against your target repos.
Both local and cloud deployments need outbound internet access for sign-in, model inference, and repository access. On enterprise networks with proxies or firewalls, allow the necessary HTTPS outbound connections in advance.
Install QoderWake
Direct downloads:Or open Terminal and run:curl -fsSL https://qoder-ide.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com/qoderwake/install.sh | bash
PATH, signs you in via the browser, starts the local service, and opens the Web Console. Command entry: ~/.qoderwake/bin/qoderwake. Open a terminal and run:curl -fsSL https://qoder-ide.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com/qoderwake/install.sh | bash
Detect architecture
Detects your Linux CPU architecture.
Download and verify
Downloads and verifies the matching QoderWake package for your platform.
Install the main program
Installs the QoderWake main program and resource files, creates the command entry, and tries to add it to PATH.
Sign in and start the service
Opens the browser for sign-in, then starts (or restarts) the local background service.
Open the console
Opens the local Web Console automatically.
~/.qoderwake/bin/qoderwake
Windows version coming soon. Stay tuned — we’ll update this page once the public release is available.
Open the console
Visit http://127.0.0.1:19820/ in your browser. This is QoderWake’s local management console — Waker management, task assignment, and permission configuration all happen here.
The layout:
- Left sidebar — the “My Wakers” list with each Waker’s name and last-active time.
- Top button — Create Waker to add a new Waker; tasks can be created from the right side.
- Main area — click into a Waker to open its conversation view and start assigning work.
- Right panel — created tasks and details for any currently running task.
On your first visit you’ll be prompted to sign in. 
