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Multiple Wakers can now collaborate within the same project; Memory & Skills upgrades

31 May 10:27
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What's New

  • Public Projects: You can now create "public projects," letting all Wakers under a single account share the context and artifacts within a project.
  • GitHub Triggers: Triggers now fire correctly even for repositories where the current account is not a collaborator.
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Improvements

  • Skill Management: Streamlined the workflow, with the accompanying Skill templates polished to match.
  • Memory Self-Evolution: Memory now evolves automatically based on usage, and templates adapt to the system language.

Bug Fixes

  • After logging out and signing back in with the same account, digital employees no longer show up empty in the console or in qoderwake waker list.
  • On macOS, a failed "launch at startup" registration no longer blocks the rest of the installation.
  • Fixed a scenario where GitHub event triggers were previously failing.
  • Fixed other known issues.

0.0.10

26 May 13:17
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QoderWake is now open for public beta.

QoderWake is an AI digital worker runtime platform that lets you build a team of "digital workers" (Wakers) on your local machine. Each worker has a role, a name, a persona, and specialized skills — ready to chat or get work done whenever you need them.
This public beta supports macOS (13+) and mainstream Linux distributions. Windows support is not yet available.

AI Employee

  • Create multiple workers, each with independent identity, memory, skills, and workspace
  • Built-in role templates (Software Engineer, QA, Product Manager, Data Analyst, Content Operations, etc.), with full support for custom roles
  • Assign tasks through natural language conversation, with real-time visibility into thinking process, code output, and tool invocations
  • Workers proactively ask for approval before performing sensitive operations, with three-tier permission policies (Allow / Ask / Deny)

Automated Triggers

  • Multiple trigger types including scheduled, GitHub Webhook, and more
  • Run history, calendar view, monthly statistics, and execution limits
  • "Test pull" before saving — read-only validation of data source connectivity

Skills & Tool Integration

  • Built-in skills ready out of the box, one-click install from the skill marketplace, custom skill uploads, and automatic skill distillation
  • MCP protocol support for connecting external tools, with full OAuth 2.0 authorization flow
  • Fine-grained on/off control at the individual tool level

Long-term Memory

  • Persistent memory across sessions, organized by sections (user preferences, project knowledge, key decisions, etc.)
  • Personal memory (per worker) and project-level shared memory
  • Built-in semantic search, daily auto-consolidation, version snapshots and rollback

Multi-channel Access

  • Web Console: Local visual management interface covering all operations, with dark theme and language switching
  • IM Channels: Connect workers to IM platforms (e.g. DingTalk) for direct interaction in group chats or private messages
  • CLI: Full-featured command-line tool including process management, diagnostics, and backup/restore