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Qoder CN CLI

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Qoder CN CLI is a terminal-based AI programming assistant. Use natural language to write code, manage files, and run commands from the command line.

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Overview

Qoder CN CLI integrates AI into your terminal workflow, so you can describe tasks in natural language, manage projects, and handle other programming tasks without switching tools.

Key capabilities:

  • Code understanding and generation: Understands project context to generate high-quality code.

  • File operations: Creates, edits, and searches for files and directories.

  • Command execution: Runs terminal commands and interprets the output.

  • MCP integration: Connects to external tools and services through the Model Context Protocol.

  • Skills: Customizes and extends AI capabilities.

  • Multiple run modes: Interactive TUI (terminal UI), Print, MCP service modes, and more.

Use cases

  • Daily development: Write feature code, fix bugs, and refactor code.

  • Project bootstrapping: Set up project structures and boilerplate code.

  • Code review: Analyze code quality and identify potential issues.

  • Documentation generation: Automatically generate code comments and project documentation.

  • CI/CD integration: Integrates with CI/CD workflows, such as GitHub Actions, using the Qoder CN Action.

  • Remote development: Develop on headless servers with AI assistance through Remote Control.

Run modes

Mode

Description

Command

TUI mode

Default mode with a full-screen interactive interface.

qoderclicn

Print mode

Non-interactive mode that runs a single task and prints the result.

qoderclicn -p "prompt"

MCP service mode

Runs as an MCP server for use by other clients.

qoderclicn mcp serve

Integrations and extensions

Qoder CN CLI supports these integrations:

  • ACP (Agent Client Protocol): Connects to editors that support ACP, such as Zed IDE.

  • Remote Control: Headless and remote operation through daemon mode.

  • Subagent: Creates and manages dedicated subagents to handle specific tasks.