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Qoder

Shanone’s Qoder integration gives your agent 11 tools for driving Qoder AI development agent sessions — creating agents, running sessions, uploading files, and tracking events from an autonomous coding workflow.

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Getting Started

1

Create a Qoder API key

Generate a key from your Qoder account settings.
2

Add the key in Shanone

Go to Integrations in the Shanone dashboard, select Qoder, and paste in the key (qd_...).
3

Retry your request

Once saved, shanone_execute_tool calls for qoder_* tools will succeed.

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Available Tools

Shanone provides 11 tools for Qoder, organized into these categories:
qoder_list_agents, qoder_get_agent, qoder_create_agent
qoder_create_session, qoder_get_session, qoder_list_sessions, qoder_delete_session
qoder_send_message, qoder_get_session_events
qoder_upload_file, qoder_list_files

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Common Use Cases

Delegate a coding task

Create an agent and session, send a task description, and let Qoder work on it

Supply reference files

Upload spec docs or sample files a session needs before sending its task message

Session monitoring

Poll qoder_get_session_events to track progress on a long-running session

Multi-agent management

List existing agents and sessions to avoid duplicating work already in progress

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Troubleshooting

Some session types need a moment to initialize — check the session’s status with qoder_get_session before sending the first message if it fails immediately.
Confirm the file was attached to the correct session/agent ID with qoder_list_files — uploads are scoped, not globally visible to every session.
Events may take a moment to appear after a message is sent; poll again after a short delay rather than assuming the session is stuck.