Connectivity Issues
Use this guide to quickly diagnose connectivity issues with the Qodo IDE Plugin platform.
1. Quick Server Connectivity Test
Run the following curl command to verify that your machine can reach the Qodo IDE Plugin server:
curl -v https://qodo-platform.qodo.ai/health2. How to Interpret the Results
Success
Look for these indicators in the response:
HTTP/2 200orHTTP/1.1 200 OKA message similar to:
{"status":"healthy"}Connection completes without timing out
Example Successful Output:
* Connected to qodo-platform.qodo.ai (203.0.113.1) port 443
* SSL connection using TLSv1.3
> GET /health HTTP/2
< HTTP/2 200
{"status":"healthy"}Common Issues and What They Mean
Cannot reach the server at all
Example output:
Failed to connect to qodo-platform.qodo.aiLikely Cause: Local network or firewall blocking access.
Server is reachable but responding with errors
Example output:
< HTTP/2 500 < HTTP/2 503Likely Cause: Our server is experiencing temporary issues.
3. Windows Users Without curl
You can run the test using PowerShell:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://qodo-platform.qodo.ai/health -Method GETLook for a 200 status code and a {"status":"healthy"} response.
4. Next steps
If you cannot connect at all:
Check your internet connection
Ensure your firewall or VPN allows traffic to
qodo-platform.qodo.aiover port 443
If you receive 500 or 503 errors:
Check our status page: https://status.qodo.ai/.
If the issue persists:
Contact our support team or try to get help from our official Discord Community.
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