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Coding agent for open models that learns your coding taste

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Linked from commandcode.ai · checked 29 Oct

Tool type
AI coding agent
Made for
Developers and engineering teams
Runs on
macOS desktop app and npm CLI
Desktop download for macOS; installed globally via npm.
Last checked
29 Oct 2026
5 product sources

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What it does

Command Code is a coding agent that works directly on your codebase. Given a task, it runs shell commands, searches and reads files, edits source, previews the app in a browser, and returns code changes with test results. Its homepage sample shows it tracing a startup rendering flash, fixing it, and adding a regression test.

The product is positioned around open models and a feature called taste, which learns your coding preferences over time and applies them to new work. It is available as an npm-installed CLI and a macOS desktop app, and paid plans include OpenAI and Anthropic compatible API endpoints.

Plans are monthly subscriptions with credit allowances, starting with Go at $1 per month plus a processing fee. Credit limits and request volumes vary by plan and model, and Enterprise pricing is custom through sales.

What it can do

  • Runs shell commands and test suites inside the coding session
  • Searches and reads files in a repository before editing them
  • Edits source files and adds regression tests
  • Previews a running app in a browser for verification
  • Learns and applies a user's coding preferences over time
  • Provides OpenAI and Anthropic compatible API endpoints on paid plans

Before you choose

  • Credit allowances and request counts differ by plan and model; check the pricing and limits docs for per-model breakdowns
  • Enterprise pricing is custom and requires contacting sales
  • Some premium models are closed-source and included only on certain plans

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Get started

Run npm i -g command-code, then sign in.

  1. Install the CLI globally with npm i -g command-code
  2. Sign in with a Command Code account
  3. Choose a plan and models, then start a session on your codebase (desktop app available for macOS)
Install with npm or sign up

Plans and prices

Prices in USD

Flat monthly plans with credit allowances, plus a processing fee; additional credits are purchased at underlying API rates with no markup, and top-up credits roll over. Pricing and limits docs give per-model breakdowns.

Go$1/moPlus processing fee.
  • Open-source model access
  • Discord community support
GOAT$10/moPlus processing fee; up to $100 in credits included.
  • API access
  • Usage analytics
Max 10×$100/moPlus processing fee; $150 in credits included.
  • Higher rate limits
  • Priority support

Source: commandcode.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

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