What is Quodara?

Quodara is a general-purpose AI agent for people who are not experts. Describe your situation and the outcome you want; it asks follow-up questions, helps you think it through, and delivers the finished website, app, image, document or plan. You create an "app" on the platform, each app is bound to a code repository and a resident agent, and that agent is what actually changes the code, builds it and releases it.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The easiest way in is "AI-recommended open-source project": describe what you need in one sentence, and the platform comes back with several candidate projects, why each fits, and the risks worth knowing. Pick one and it forks the repository and initialises the configuration for you. From there you ask for changes in plain language, click Preview to see the result and Merge to make it real — you never have to read the code.

What are apps, chats and tasks?

An app is a project you want the AI to work on with you; it holds a code repository and a resident agent. A chat is a one-on-one conversation — the AI works on one thing at a time, so chats queue behind one another, which suits small changes. A task is a group chat: several chats push the same larger piece of work forward in parallel, and everything merges once they are all done.

When should I use a chat instead of a task?

Use a chat to fix a line of copy or tweak a constant. Use a task when the work splits into pieces that can move at the same time, spans several files and conversations, or needs to be paused and picked up later. Changes inside a task merge into the task's own long-lived branch first, and the whole thing merges back into the app main version when it is complete.

What does "app main version" mean?

The app main version is the default branch of the app's code repository, usually main or dev. It is the source of production releases, but it is not necessarily the newest commit — what is live is a commit on that branch that has been released. Every chat and task branches off the app main version before it starts working.

How does a change actually go live?

Two steps. First click "Merge into app main version" in the chat or task detail, which puts the change on the default branch. Then go to the app list, click Release, and on the release details page either release to production directly or promote a successful test build. Code on the default branch only takes effect once it has been released — until then it is just a commit in the repository.

Why doesn't the chat stream its output?

The current version does not stream. After you send, the status reads "Running…", and the result appears all at once when the run finishes; until then you only see a bouncing ellipsis. To follow progress, watch the status badge on the chat list on the left.

Can I pause work halfway through?

A task can be suspended, keeping its task main version and all past chats, and resumed whenever you want. Chats cannot be suspended, but they can be stopped — stopping only sets an "interrupted" marker and does not destroy the chat. Send another message and the agent carries on with the same context and branch.

What is the difference between quodara-ai.net and quodara-ai.com?

They are two deployments of the same product. quodara-ai.net is the overseas node with an English interface; quodara-ai.com is the China node with a Chinese interface. The two run independently and do not share accounts or data, so use whichever is closer to you.

Where do I get help?

For usage questions, ask the official default assistant: open Chat and pick "Official → default" in the app dropdown. When you need a human, use the Support page inside the product, which lists the channels an administrator has configured.