Official news, first rumor reports and substantive progress. Each entry keeps the information published at that time.
- Qoder 1.37.0 adds a built-in qoder-ide-helper skill and SSH proxy support
Qoder’s 1.37.0 release adds a built-in qoder-ide-helper skill so chat can answer questions about features, settings, and extension installs and apply settings for you, plus proxy support scoped to SSH remote connections. It also cuts wait time to first output in chat and code generation and optimizes WebFetch and findFiles performance.
- Qoder 1.36.0 adds busy-status and model badges and speeds startup and remote development
Qoder's 1.36.0 release adds busy-status indicators, new model badges and promotional badges to help pick a model. It also optimizes large-text previews, speeds startup by cutting unnecessary component loads and disk writes, improves chat and terminal reconnection, and hardens remote development including multi-root Git detection.
- Qoder 1.35.0 lets enterprises distribute plugins centrally through a proxy and opens session history faster
Qoder's 1.35.0 release lets enterprise plugins be distributed centrally through a proxy, for deployment in restricted network environments. It also makes the message shown when the tool execution limit is reached clearer, opens session history faster by loading less data at startup, and cuts unnecessary browser verification steps during task execution.
- Qoder 1.34.0 retires the Quest Window and moves its features into the Editor Window
Qoder 1.34.0 retires the Quest Window in Qoder IDE. Users can migrate in one click to the Qoder desktop app (task history, scheduled tasks, memories and MCP configs preserved) or keep using the Editor Window, where Agent and Experts modes stay unchanged. Plugin Marketplace, Experts Settings, Knowledge Cards, Goal, and App Window Snapshot (double-⌘ to share the active window with the Agent) move from Quest into the Editor Window.
- Qoder 1.33.0 adds fast models and says the Quest window will be retired soon
Qoder 1.33.0 adds fast models for quicker responses in conversations. The release adds a notice that the Quest window will be retired soon and lets users expand or collapse the Q&A panel. It also improves performance in long conversations and large edits, makes SSH remote setup more reliable, and runs automatic incremental indexing less often to save resources.