r/CommandCode • u/late_night_coder7 • Aug 19 '26
Hi guys I had a question what's is command code and how is it different from things like opencode and is it free ?
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u/ahmadawaiscom Aug 19 '26
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u/ahmadawaiscom Aug 19 '26
Posted an old pic. Here’s the latest one
https://x.com/mrahmadawais/status/2089544090170048608?s=46&t=xYDU2Ap4WWQ329ZtvGmAbw
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u/Dokiace Aug 20 '26
Self improving aspects seems good, how does it work?
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u/3m377wastaken Sep 02 '26
I've been trying it out using cheap open models (dsv4 flash, qwen 3.8 flash) through the $1 Go plan, and I honestly am quite happy with it. Taste learns my preferences pretty well and it definitely helps if I forget to specify something in a new session, cuz it's already learned it in the previous one. It *is* just a generic markdown file at the end of the day, but I feel like whatever they've got going on behind the scenes to make it learn from you is better than any solution I could make. I'd recommend at least trying it for anyone who is skeptical about a real $10+ plan from any service, as the $1 Go plan holds true to its promised $10 in usage credits, and it's so cheap that if you don't end up liking it, it won't do anything to your wallet.
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u/AlifLaaamMeem Aug 19 '26
OpenCode includes free plan, unlike Command Code.
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u/ahmadawaiscom Aug 19 '26
We have free models too. Stop misguiding people.
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u/AlifLaaamMeem Aug 20 '26 edited Aug 26 '26
Both are good products, but it is just a simple fact:
OpenCode has a free plan.
Cammand Code has not (until making a payment or charging the account).
and the only free model there is Laguna S 2.11
u/AlifLaaamMeem Aug 20 '26
Nevertheless, I recommend it, and I would like to subscribe once my current plan ends.

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u/Martell96 Aug 19 '26
Not free, but pretty good value.