Qoder: Qoder is an agentic IDE for real software development.
After testing Ali’s Qoder, it exceeded my expectations! Here are four things I found amazing and four things I didn’t:
1. There are task implementation plans and automated management, without imposing rules. This is very suitable for vibe coding
2. Clearly tell you the Todo list and which files are modified, suitable for small module programming
3. The instructions were followed quite well, unexpectedly well!
4. Chat/agent mode, MCP, context management, all of these are supported! Very good, the trial version can be used!
Some shortcomings:
1. The interaction needs to be improved. For example, you cannot “add to chat” when selecting text in the terminal area. This is supported by both trae and cursor. I hope to add this feature as soon as possible. The code editor has this function.
2. It seems that you cannot re-execute a specific request. If you are not satisfied with a certain execution, you can only “undo the changes”
3. Unable to choose a model [Of course, sometimes not giving users a choice is also a manifestation of confidence, provided that the model is strong enough to save users the cost of choosing.]
4. Credits are depleted quite quickly. I’ve already spent 319/2000 after just asking 5 questions. If I use it for work, I’m afraid it will be gone in 2 days. [Looking forward to optimizing credits consumption]
