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Heads up: IDE plugin deprecation noticeThe Qodo IDE plugin is being retired on October 30, 2026. Local code review now runs inside the coding agents you already use.Set up the Qodo Agentic Toolbox to keep reviewing code before you open a pull request. Get the Agentic Toolbox.

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Install Qodo

Visit Qodo’s page on JetBrains Marketplace to install Qodo IDE Plugin. Alternatively, follow these steps to install the plugin from within your JetBrains IDE:
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Open the settings menu in your JetBrains IDE by clicking the cog wheel on the top right.
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Select Plugins.
JetBrains settings menu showing Plugins option
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Type Qodo in the search bar.
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Click the Install button.
JetBrains plugins search showing Qodo Gen result with install checkbox

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Activate Qodo IDE plugin

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Following installation, restart your IDE to activate the Qodo IDE plugin.
JetBrains plugins search showing Qodo Gen result with install checkbox
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After restarting, the Qodo icon should appear in the IDE’s sidebar on the left side.
JetBrains restart IDE prompt after installing Qodo Gen plugin

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Android Studio support for JCEF

Qodo Plugin uses JCEF (Java Chromium Embedded Framework) to create a webview component in the plugin’s tool window. By default, most IntelliJ-based IDEs come with a boot runtime that includes JCEF. However, Android Studio (and some other versions of IntelliJ-based IDEs) utilize a boot runtime lacking JCEF, which prevents the plugin from loading in these environments. Also in some cases JCEF could persist but not be initialized. To address this issue:
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Navigate to the “Help” -> “Find Action…” and find (type) “Registry”. Here disable ide.browser.jcef.sandbox.enable option.
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Navigate to the “Help” -> “Find Action…” and find (type) “Choose Boot Runtime for the IDE” dialog. Here, you can select a boot runtime equipped with JCEF.
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Restart the IDE.
If the issue persists, please open an issue in our GitHub issue tracker or contact support.