Release history for Qoder.
This page lists the release history for Qoder, with the newest update first.
Hello, World!
New Qoder is here. Qoder is an agentic platform for everyone, powered by an Agentic Coding core. You bring the idea, and Qoder gets it done.Since Qoder IDE launched in August 2025, Qoder has grown to more than 6 million users worldwide and serves more than 100,000 businesses.Coding is becoming a universal capability. The people using software to solve problems are no longer limited to developers; they now include everyone who wants to turn an idea into reality. At the same time, human-agent collaboration is changing: work is shifting from codebases to agent tasks, and from hands-on production to delegation and review.People need a task-centric interface that lives on their machine and keeps work observable and open to intervention. New Qoder is our answer.What's New
- Frontier models and smart routing: Qoder brings together leading models without locking you into a single one. Choose the model that fits your task, or let the Auto routing engine balance quality, speed, and cost automatically.
- Harness for complex tasks: Qoder's Harness keeps planning, execution, verification, and self-correction in a continuous loop. For long-running and complex tasks, it retains context, adapts based on real results, and retries or rolls back when needed, while permission tiers and tool allowlists keep sensitive actions within clear boundaries.
- Works in real environments: With Browser Use and Computer Use, Qoder can operate websites and desktop apps as you would, so it can complete work in real environments rather than being limited to chat and codebases.
- An ecosystem that connects: With more than 70 plugins, 20,000 skills, and 40 connectors, Qoder connects to the systems where work happens: code repositories, documents and data sources, collaboration tools, databases, internal APIs, ticketing systems, and monitoring tools.
- Proactive by default: Qoder does more than respond to instructions. It proactively brings unresolved errors, changes without tests, inconsistent logic, task updates, and suggested next steps to your attention. You remain the decision-maker without having to remember everything yourself.