Command Code

What is Command Code?

Command Code is a terminal-based coding agent designed to work with open models such as DeepSeek, Qwen, and GLM. It builds, fixes, tests, and refactors software while learning user preferences from accepted and rejected edits. The tool is installed via npm or downloaded as a desktop app for macOS, Linux, and Windows.

What are the features of Command Code?

• Tool call repair

  Validates and repairs tool calls in flight for open models, handling approximately 1 million repairs per 1 trillion tokens at no extra cost on every plan.
• Continuous preference learning (taste-1)

  Converts every accepted, rejected, or edited output into project-level skills and personal memory that persist across sessions.
• Execution modes

  Operates via an interactive CLI, headless flags (-p, --yolo), or a background sandbox.
• Built-in developer tools

  Includes file operations, grep, shell commands, extended thinking, and read tools optimized for token efficiency.
• Team skill sharing

  Publishes project skills with npx taste push and installs them with npx taste pull; skills are stored as open files reviewable in pull requests.
• Desktop workspace

  A standalone application available on macOS, Linux, and Windows for reviewing changes, running commands, and previewing apps.

What are the use cases of Command Code?

• CLI scaffolding with learned conventions

  Generates a command-line tool using the user's preferred language, bundler, and test runner without manual prompting for each choice.
• UI rendering fixes

  Traces startup issues like theme flashes, edits source files, runs tests, and commits changes within the desktop workspace.
• Cross-project standardization

  Teams distribute coding patterns by pushing shared skills to a repository and pulling them into new projects.

How to use Command Code?

1. Install the CLI

   Run npm i -g command-code in the terminal.
2. Sign in

   Execute cmd login or /login to authenticate; the system prompts for a new login if the API key is wrong, deleted, or expired.
3. Start coding

   Interact with the agent in the terminal to ship, fix, test, or refactor code.

Command Code Pricing Information:

• Free tier

  Available for solo developers.
• Go

  $1 /mo. Cancel any time.
• GOAT

  $10 /mo; includes up to $100 in credits and access to approximately 50 models.
• Provider

  $15 /mo.
• Pro

  $20 /mo; adds seats, more compute, and shared taste registries.
• Max 10×

  $100 /mo.
• Max 20×

  $200 /mo.