Command Code
3.4An AI coding agent built for open models that ships, fixes, tests, and refactors code while continuously learning each developer's coding taste.
About
Command Code is an AI coding agent designed specifically to work well with open models. It handles the full development loop — writing code, fixing bugs, running tests, and refactoring — while addressing a common complaint about AI-generated code: output that feels generic and does not match a developer's own patterns. The company behind it has announced a $5M seed round, and it reports more than 100,000 developers, over 40,000 paid customers, and more than 130 trillion tokens served.
At a high level, Command Code operates as a terminal-based coding agent installed through npm (npm i -g command-code). Its distinguishing component is taste-1, described by the vendor as a meta neuro-symbolic AI model that pairs large language models with a developer's personal coding taste, learning from every accepted, rejected, or edited suggestion. It also applies automatic tool call repairs across every model it supports and reports token efficiency on read and shell tools along with cache hit rates above 99%. The vendor positions it as an alternative to tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and Copilot.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Individual plans start at $1/month (Go, with $10 in credits), GOAT at $10/month (with $80 in credits), Pro at $20/month, and Max tiers at $100/month and $200/month. A Provider API plan costs $15/month plus pay-as-you-go usage, Teams costs $40/month, and Enterprise pricing is custom.
- Model access: Plans include per-model credit allowances across roughly 25 to 39 models, including DeepSeek, GLM, Qwen, Kimi, MiniMax, MiMo, and Grok, plus free usage on several open models while capacity lasts.
- Platform availability: Installable via npm; a desktop app is available on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- Notable capabilities: Hooks can block unsafe commands and enforce project rules; cloud sessions run in sandboxes; Git worktree support, ACP integration, and MCP server connections are included.
Who It's For
Command Code is aimed at software engineers and startup founders who want an AI agent that adapts to their codebase's architecture rather than producing generic output. API builders can use its OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints through the Provider plan. Development teams benefit from pooled credits, shared billing, and the ability to distribute a shared coding taste across members. It suits developers who prefer terminal-based workflows, work heavily with open-source models, or want to reduce time spent reviewing and correcting AI-generated code.
FAQ
What is Command Code?Command Code is an AI coding agent built for open models that writes, fixes, tests, and refactors code while learning a developer's coding preferences through its taste-1 model.
How much does Command Code cost?Individual plans start at $1/month for Go, with GOAT at $10/month, Pro at $20/month, and Max tiers at $100 and $200 per month; there is also a $15/month Provider API plan, a $40/month Teams plan, and custom Enterprise pricing.
What platforms does Command Code run on?The CLI installs via npm, and a desktop app is available for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
How does Command Code compare to Cursor or Claude Code?The vendor positions Command Code as an alternative focused on open models, emphasizing tool call repairs on every model, token efficiency, high cache hit rates, and continuous learning of a developer's coding taste.
Does Command Code work with MCP servers?Yes, it can connect to MCP servers to query data, use external tools, and automate workflows.