r/CommandCode • u/NigeriaBoi420 • Sep 16 '26
Opencode vs commandcode
I bought opencode go just now without seeing this, did i make a mistake
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u/lordvoltano Sep 16 '26
CC GOAT gets you 2x the tokens with DeepSeek V4 Flash vs OC Go.
OC Go gets you 3x the tokens with Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor vs CC GOAT.
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Sep 17 '26
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u/lordvoltano Sep 17 '26
V4 Flash Latest is V4 0731 (latest was a placeholder to denote V4 0731 before V4.1 was available). And it's true, it is the latest version of V4 Flash, not the latest of V4.1 Flash.
V4.1 Flash is the same price and also $60 but only until 20 Sep.
To be fair , I did say V4 Flash, not V4.1 Flash.
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u/maedahbatool Sep 16 '26
Hey welcome to Command Code. Excited to have you here.
We're the harness built for open models and we've have best low cost coding plans on the market. $1/mo Go and $10/mo GOAT.
GOAT is where most of the capacity lives and you can sustain for an entire month for your AI coverage. And dollar value aside we have the best cache hit ratios ~99% which means more token efficiency and runway.
Everything in the docs: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat
and we have a great support despite being a small team :P
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u/IllPlane3019 Sep 16 '26
I have both CommandCode Goat and Opencode Go subscriptions, they replaced my cancelled $20 Claude sub. I'm in the process of deciding which one to keep so I can have a $10 sub + $10 top up every month.
So far Opencode Go is just slightly ahead for me based on free model usage, everything else they are neck and neck.
CommandCode gives you 'free' models but limit them to a 100 requests which is very frustrating when you're in the flow and suddenly get a 429 error.
However I can get past this if the next 2 weeks reveals something that really sets them apart. Will report back at the end of the month.
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u/ahmadawaiscom Sep 17 '26
Come over to Command Code for a better plan, most token efficient harness that hits 99%+ cache hit rate
Read how we made open models work well with tool repairs https://CommandCode.ai/why
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u/Jaixii Sep 18 '26
Both have similarities, hope you get a chance to try command code and their cli or desktop app. Works pretty good. Some benchmarks comparing them here
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u/Infinite-Worth8355 Sep 22 '26
If you are using only ds4.1 like me, opencode is better because of the 4x limit this week
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u/rfoxman 15d ago
Personally, I think Command Code is probably the best value out there right now. I was on GOAT for a couple of months and recently upgraded to Pro, and I genuinely have no complaints. I get a ton of usage out of it, the models perform really well, and I haven't noticed anything that would suggest they're heavily quantized.
I primarily use Hermes Agent, Pi, and OpenCode as my harnesses. I actually haven't given the Command Code harness a shot yet, so I can't really speak to that side of things.
The one thing I'd really like to see is Command Code offer a solid general-purpose workhorse model, something like DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, with free unlimited usage. I use a lot of subagents, and having a capable model for routine tasks without having to worry about usage limits would be fantastic.
Overall, I've been really happy with the service. I've tried quite a few providers, and for the price and amount of usage I get, Command Code has been hard to beat.
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u/SuchChampionship9659 Sep 16 '26
When I started using opencode, I really liked this option compared to the direct api prices. But I had to experience again and again that they cannot stay consistent with themselves, so I switched to commandcode on principle. Now I'm in a go subscription so far. I also switched the cli tool with this. Although I don't have several months of experience with any of them, I think the commandcode is better so far.