"We call ourselves the first quality-first code generation platform for complex code," Qodo CEO and co-founder Itamar Friedman told me. "In order to enable quality-first code generation, we believe we need to integrate into the entire software development lifecycle."
Friedman noted that each of the company's tools aims to reduce bugs and issues in another part of the coding and deployment process. "It's death by 1,000 cuts and we want to deal with each one of them in our vision. So we need to meet the bugs and the issues, either where they were created or where they can be caught. So we're integrating into many locations."
Another interesting aspect of Qodo is that it offers developers the option to write out the issue they are trying to fix and how they want to tackle it in natural language. This way, Qodo knows what you are trying to do when you start working directly with the code. Friedman called this "task-aware coding." The agent doesn't directly try to fix the issue, but now the code-completion tool is aware of what you are trying to do and can focus its suggestions on that.
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