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Editorial snapshot from September 2026. Prices, models and interface labels may change; this is a practical guide, not a live product feed.

Qoder’s terminal agent for project exploration, coding, review and persistent instructions.

Coding agent · Qoder · macOS · Windows · Linux

Suitable workflows

Qoder users who prefer a terminal workflow without launching the IDE.

Limitations and billing

Native installation is now preferred over legacy npm; Windows ARM64 is not supported in the checked guide.

Capabilities we verified

Agent workflow · CLI surface · Rules / instructions

This is an evidence-based shortlist, not an exhaustive feature inventory. Omitted capabilities have not been checked for this record.

Pricing & usage

See official pricing

Qoder plan and Credits usage. The cost of metered usage or an external agent can be separate from the subscription.

Models & access

Model access and Credits depend on your Qoder account and selected mode.

Install and start the CLI

macOS, Linux or Windows x64; the native installer avoids the legacy Node.js dependency.

curl -fsSL https://qoder.com/install | bash

Open your project folder in a terminal, then run:

qoder

Account and authentication

Launch qoder and follow the first-run sign-in flow; /status shows account and connectivity details.

Project configuration and tools

Use /init for AGENTS.md, /review for local changes and /usage to inspect Credits.

First task to try

Map the project, implement a small tested change, then review it before committing.

Related CLI tools

All AI CLI tools →

Qoder IDE — AI code editor with repository context and delegated tasks.

Kiro CLI — Kiro’s terminal agent with project context, planning and shared IDE configuration.

CodeBuddy Code — Tencent’s command-line coding agent with regional and enterprise account options.

Project evaluation checklist

  1. Open a small, familiar project and confirm that your essential language tooling works.
  2. Give the agent one bounded change with an observable acceptance criterion.
  3. Review the diff, run the project’s checks and compare the result with your current workflow.
  4. Inspect usage after the task. Estimate a month of similar work, including any separate model or agent bill.

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