Ali has officially rolled out the latest iteration of Qoder, elevating its former AI programming Integrated Development Environment (IDE) into a comprehensive agent workbench, with coding capabilities as its cornerstone. This new version is now accessible to a broad user base. Users can effortlessly articulate their objectives in everyday language and subsequently monitor, tweak, or assume control over tasks at any stage. Over the past year, the original Qoder IDE has garnered a user base exceeding 6 million and has catered to the needs of over 100,000 enterprises. The new version marks a threefold paradigm shift in collaborative efforts: the focus of work transitions from code engineering to agent-driven tasks; the approach to work evolves from hands-on coding to delegation and subsequent acceptance; and the participant pool broadens from seasoned programmers to a diverse array of professionals, including product managers and operations personnel.
From a technological standpoint, the latest version is fortified with the Harness long-chain execution framework, boasting autonomous closed-loop functionalities. Regarding security, it adopts a tiered permissions system and a tool whitelist for enhanced protection. On the model front, it integrates cutting-edge domestic and international State-Of-The-Art (SOTA) models, ensuring compatibility with the Qwen series and offering Auto intelligent routing for seamless operations. The product provides dual entry points tailored for both programming enthusiasts and general users, seamlessly integrating multiple systems through an extensive network of over 40 connectors, 70+ plugins, and 20,000+ skills. It supports operations on genuine web pages and desktops, introducing novel interaction features such as desktop-side persistence and voice activation for a more intuitive user experience.
