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@qodo/command

v0.34.0

Published

Qodo CLI agent tool

Readme

Qodo Command

📦 Package Renamed: This package has been renamed from @qodo/gen to @qodo/command. If you have @qodo/gen installed, please update to the new package name:

npm uninstall -g @qodo/gen
npm install -g @qodo/command

Qodo Command is a command-line interface for running and managing AI agents. It allows you to automate complex workflows, interact with AI models and external tools using your own tools and schemas, and serve AI agents as HTTP services — all from your terminal.

Why should I use it?

Qodo Command is designed for AI-powered developer productivity. It turns natural language into intelligent actions using your configured agents. Whether you're building tools, debugging code, or reviewing PRs, Qodo Command can help you code faster and better.

Qodo Command supports:

  • Custom agent configuration
  • CI and automation integration
  • Interactive web UI mode
  • General code generation
  • Intelligent PR code review

It's fast, extensible, and designed to work in real-world engineering environments.

Core features

  • Interactive Chat Mode: Talk to an agent in natural language directly in your terminal (qodo chat), exactly like Qodo Gen Chat.
  • Custom Agent Commands: Configure your own agent and define reusable workflows (qodo <command>).
  • Interactive Web UI mode: Run Qodo Command with --ui to interact with Qodo Command's chat in an interactive web UI.
  • Serve Agents as HTTP APIs: Turn any agent into a callable service (--webhook mode).
  • Model Control: Choose which AI model to use (Claude, GPT-4, etc.) with --model={model-name}.
  • Agent to MCP: Turn any agent into an MCP with --mcp.
  • Secure Integration: Use tools without exposing your API keys.

Installation

To use Qodo Command, you’ll need Node.js and npm installed.

Then run:

npm install -g @qodo/command

For Qodo Team Members

Schema-driven analytics updates (no private registry required):

  • Make schema or tracking plan changes in the Qodo-Event-Schema repo
  • Open a PR there; after it’s merged to main, CI will generate analytics and automatically open a PR to this repo targeting the schema-refactor branch
  • Review the generated changes in that PR and merge when ready

This replaces the old flow that required GCP auth and private registry installs.

Usage

Go to the Qodo Command documentation site for full options and usage manuals.

Qodo and Community Agent Examples

Check out Qodo's agent repository on GitHub to see examples of working agents.

Resources