Qoder

Qoder is an agentic coding platform that transforms how software is built. It provides an autonomous development desktop where AI agents collaborate with developers to write, debug, and manage code across complex projects. Unlike traditional AI coding assistants, Qoder emphasizes deep autonomy: agents can understand intent, make decisions, use tools, and iterate through a goal-oriented loop until tasks are complete. The platform supports up to 100k files for codebase analysis and allows agent execution for up to 26 hours, enabling it to handle large-scale, real-world software engineering challenges. Qoder is designed for individual developers and teams who want to move beyond simple autocomplete and into agentic engineering. It offers multiple interaction modes: a desktop app, a CLI, a JetBrains plugin, and cloud agents. The platform integrates with popular models and tools, and has a built-in memory and rules system that learns from the user. QoderWork extends this to non-coding business tasks, while QoderWake provides always-on AI employees for enterprise workflows. What sets Qoder apart is its focus on agent autonomy and long-running tasks. The platform is built on three key concepts: enhanced context engineering (equipping agents with rich, persistent context), agent autonomy (allowing agents to operate independently), and a goal-oriented loop (plan, execute, verify, iterate). It includes features like Repo Wiki for knowledge management, skills and plugins for extensibility, and a comprehensive context system that includes images, code, and directories. Qoder offers a free Community Edition (BYOK) and a 14-day Pro trial with full access to Pro features; after trial, users can choose a paid subscription or continue with the Free plan. Enterprise plans are available via contact. The platform has over 1 million global users and was Product Hunt Product of the Day.