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Introducing Qodo Gen CLI! Build custom AI agents that review code, generate tests, automate release notes, and more. Automating high-impact dev workflows has never been this easy. You can even turn any IDE agentic. Right from your terminal! Here is the complete guide:
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Getting Started with @QodoAI Use the terminal to install Qodo Gen CLI and authenticate > npm install -g @ qodo/gen > qodo login You are now ready to build agents, automate code reviews, generate tests and release notes, and even serve custom agents as MCP tools.

Using Built-in Agents You can use Qode Gen CLI built-in agents to automate common development workflows such as: - Code Review - Test Coverage - Release notes GitHub workflow

Intelligent Code Review Automate code reviews so you approve PRs faster. Supports PR descriptions, identifies issues, suggests fixes, creates missing tests, and validates code quality. > qodo review

Agents for Test Coverage Qode Gen CLI can automate test generation to achieve 80-90% code coverage without manual grind. You can integrate Qodo into your GitHub workflows with GitHub Actions.

Pre-Commit Workflow Here is a quick example of how to use Qodo chat to create a GitHub action workflow for a pre-commit check agent.

Automate Documentation Invoke Qodo Gen CLI Action to generate release notes and automatically submit them as PRs.

Create Custom Agents You can also create your own custom agents for specific use cases. Customize triggers, the input the agent receives, the actions it takes, and the agent outputs. Agent config example: Custom agent examples:

Run Agents in MCP Mode You can run your coding agents as a tool server or MCP. This makes it convenient to integrate across other agents and AI tools. Just use the --mcp flag

UI Mode Use the -- ui flag to launch a web-based interface for Qodo CLI. The web UI mode features full interactivity and the same capabilities as in the terminal.

Qodo Gen CLI Modes You can use several modes to interact seamlessly with Qodo Gen agents and capabilities. Available modes: CI mode (-- ci) Webhook mode (-- webhook) MCP mode (-- mcp) UI model (-- ui)

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