Qoder integration

tokenjuice install qoder inserts a marker-delimited instruction block into the current git/project root AGENTS.md. Qoder rules are compatible with AGENTS.md, so this gives Qoder the same terminal-output guidance as other instruction-based agents without claiming a hook capability it does not document for output replacement.

tokenjuice install qoder
tokenjuice doctor qoder
tokenjuice uninstall qoder

By default, tokenjuice resolves the nearest git root before writing AGENTS.md. Set QODER_PROJECT_DIR=/path/to/workspace to override the target workspace explicitly.

The installed block tells Qoder CLI to use tokenjuice wrap -- <command> for terminal commands likely to produce long output, and to use tokenjuice wrap --raw -- <command> only when raw bytes are required.

doctor qoder reports ok when the AGENTS.md block exists, includes tokenjuice wrap guidance, includes the raw escape hatch, and does not suggest the full-output escape hatch.

This integration is guidance-only. Qoder has a documented hooks system, but its documented PostToolUse hook examples do not establish that a hook can replace terminal output after execution. A future hook-backed adapter should only be added when that contract is verified against Qoder itself.