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Qoder · Coding agents

A coding agent with a standalone desktop app for delegated tasks. Qoder IDE adds direct editor work and the Quest window for longer tasks.

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Qoder · Desktop coding agent and IDE with Quest

Product and access

The standalone Qoder app originated from Quest mode in Qoder IDE. Both products coexist. Quest remains the IDE entry point for longer delegated tasks; history and memory can be imported into the desktop app.

Provider

The Qoder privacy policy names BRIGHT ZENITH PRIVATE LIMITED as the provider of Qoder services. The Singapore-registered company provides Qoder IDE, software, websites and related services.

Operator
BRIGHT ZENITH PRIVATE LIMITED
Organization
Company
Website
qoder.com
Location
Singapore
Provider sourcesSource 1 Reviewed
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Core features

7 features from provider sources · checked on 9 October 2026. Availability and limits are listed below.

  • Standalone task interface

    The desktop app organizes coding tasks by workspace and general tasks by folder.

    Source 1

  • Local work and worktrees

    Coding tasks can run directly in the workspace or in a separate worktree of a supported Git project.

    Source 2

  • Follow commands and diffs

    The task view shows commands, file changes, and intermediate results for ongoing review.

    Source 1

  • Automations and extensions

    Scheduled tasks handle recurring work; skills, plugins, and connectors extend the desktop app.

    Source 1

  • Quest in the IDE

    The Quest window brings together longer delegated tasks with a board, progress, and artifacts.

    Source 3

  • RepoWiki for project knowledge

    RepoWiki generates structured project documentation and updates it based on code changes. The feature belongs to the Qoder IDE.

    Source 4

  • Experts Mode in Quest

    Experts Mode combines specialized agents for planning, implementation, tests and review within Quest.

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Requirements and limits

  • Requirement

    Sign-in and project scope

    The quickstart requires sign-in. Coding tasks require selecting the workspace, branch, and execution mode before starting.

    Source 2

  • Limitation

    Separate histories and memories

    The desktop app and IDE store conversation history and memory separately; importing into the desktop app is supported.

    Source 1

  • Requirement

    Choose the access mode deliberately

    File, terminal, and network operations follow the chosen mode: ask for approval, auto approve, or full access.

    Source 2

  • Limitation

    RepoWiki requires Git and limits project size

    RepoWiki requires a Git repository with a commit and supports at most 10,000 files. Documentation languages are English and Chinese.

    Source 4

  • Limitation

    Credits expire at the end of their validity

    Plan credits expire at the end of the billing period. Top-up packs are valid for one month; the 14-day trial requires the current client outside a virtual machine.

    Source 5

Operation & oversight

Operational details for this profile have not yet been researched.

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Practical tasks

Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.

01

Fix a scoped bug

Your input
A small Git repository, a bug description, and a known test command.
Possible result
An inspectable change with completed checks.
What to check
Check the workspace, branch, diff, and test results.
02

Handle a longer task through Quest

Your input
An IDE project, a goal, scope, and acceptance criteria.
Possible result
A delegated task with visible progress and artifacts.
What to check
Review artifacts, changes, and actual project behavior.
EDITORIAL EXAMPLE

Delegate a small change in a Git project, follow commands and the diff, and validate the result using project checks.

Your possible prompt

Read the project rules. Investigate [error], propose a small change, and run the relevant checks. Show me the diff and any remaining uncertainties.

Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.

04

Setup and pricing

Setup

Install Qoder and sign in; choose a workspace, execution mode, model, and access permissions

Prices and included usage

Pricing checked

Monthly subscriptions with credits for model usage; software surfaces share Qoder credit access.

Free
USD 0

Limited basic models, completions and BYOK in supported surfaces.

Price source
Pro
USD 20 per month

2,000 credits per month, Quest, Repo Wiki and Knowledge Card.

Price source
Pro+
USD 60 per month

6,000 credits per month and Pro features.

Price source
Ultra
USD 200 per month

20,000 credits per month and Pro features.

Price source
  • Plan credits expire at the end of the billing period. An add-on pack costs USD 20 for 1,500 credits and lasts one month. Prices exclude applicable taxes according to the FAQ.
  • The general qoder.com pricing page was empty in text retrieval; the official pricing documentation was fully accessible.

Pricing details

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Sources and evidence

Official Qoder overview and desktop and IDE quickstarts checked. The separate Quest agent page was unavailable during retrieval; Quest is documented by the IDE quickstart. Workflows are editorial use cases.

Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.

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