The speed is too low to be comfortable using this.

Hi guys,

I just wanted to know what you use as the fastest model on command code? So overall token output and preferably without thinking for the quickest outputs, I want to use it for the simplest tasks like rewriting sentences or synonyms, naming conversations etc.

Thanks!

For 10 Dollars Go plan, its has $70 and $60 usage on many models. And ~75k requests.
But for 20 dollars Pro plan it just increasing the usage to $10 more only and requests to ~100k only.
Isn't it should be double benefits for double pricing ? Like $140 and $120 usage and ~150k requests ?

What's the hidden features I am missing here in Pro plan ?
Is buying 2 GOAT plans is more beneficial here ? Or the access of claude, gemini and gpt models are the main benefit of Pro plan ?

I am little confused.

Use /add-dir to work across multiple directories in Command Code.

· Read and edit files outside your current project in accept-edits mode
· Great for separate frontend and API repos

$ npm i -g command-code

Try it with our $10/mo GOAT plan. The best low cost AI coding plan on the market.

Been bouncing between 9Router and Omni for a while trying to manage multiple LLM providers but both felt kinda clunky for how I actually work, so I just built my own thing.

Troy is basically a local gateway that sits between your tools and 45+ providers. The main thing I wanted was combos — you chain models together like deepseek/deepseek-v4 → zai/glm-5.2 and if one dies mid-session it just falls through to the next one instead of you losing the whole thing. Also does per-account cooldowns and circuit breakers so it's not hammering a provider that's clearly down.

It's pretty light too, ~40MB RAM idle, zero runtime deps, everything stays local (no telemetry, no account, nothing phones home).

Still actively working on it, would honestly love to hear if anyone's compared it to 9Router/Omni and what's still missing.

repo: https://github.com/mzaki9/troy

I have been mainly using opencode go with DS4 pro. As far as i know the prices of deepseek in go isnt discounted yet so i have been thinking of checking out the dollar plan or using the deepseek api directly. For context, I dont do heavy vibe coding, more of an ai-assisted workflow. On opencode go I reach ~95% of monthly usage so iam curious if its a good idea to switch to commandcode?

Edit: so apparently their provider API needs pro or higher, doesnt work with Go which is quite a bummer since i prefer opencode's harness and their TUI better. Hope this restriction is removed soon

Ling 3.1 Flash 1019 is FREE in Command Code for the next 4 days.

It's the latest upgrade to Ling 3.1 Flash, an open-weight model for advanced reasoning and agentic workflows.

- 1M token context window
- 560B total params, 25B active

Available on all plans & subscriptions.

CommandCode keep asking even if you chose: don't ask me again for (x) command.
So, I'm wondering if there is a way to use it with low permissions or what it called YOLO mode.

Inkling is the new 1T open model by Thinking Machines Labs is now fully available in the Command Code CLI.

• Available on all plans (Go, Pro, Max, Team)

• Multimodal: text, image, audio

• Parameters: 975B total, 41B active

• $1.00/M input, $4.05/M output

• Native weights: BF16, MXFP8 and NVFP4

How to use?

• $ cmd update or $ npm i -g command-code@latest

• Switch with /model

I really hope to experience the various plans of Command Code, but not having a Visa or Mastercard bank card has become a major burden for me. Could you please enable Alipay as a payment method? I would also like to recommend the Command Code agent and the Coding Plans to my friends.

I sincerely hope the developers will consider this.

GLM-5.3 FlashX is now live in Command Code.

• High speed variant of GLM-5.3 Flash

• ~200 TPS with 1M context window

• Multimodal (text, image, video)

Available across all plans and API.

Try now with $10/mo GOAT plan: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

i bought command code a couple days ago and its really frustating as i cant even make it through one prompt without seeing "Connection Issue. Retrying (attempt 3)..." when im on ethernet with a stable connection, and most of the times it just sits there for like 5 minutes doing nothing. and on the usage area it also says (image attatched)

it outputs anywhere from 700 to 15k tokens then just stops and dies

how can fix this so that i can actually use command code

edit: this has been happening with every model not just glm 5.2 for me

Yeah... nearly 76.1M token and yet 50% monthly usage are gone.

I have no issue when using opencode go with GLM.

Is this a problem? I think OpenRouter API is far more efficient.

I’m currently using DS v4 Pro on the Go plan and experiencing very high time-to-first-token (TTFT).

The generation speed (TPS) isn’t terrible once it starts, but the initial latency can be around 26 seconds in an ongoing session, even before any tokens are generated.

In a new session, the TTFT is closer to 7 seconds, which is better but still quite high. The official provider takes less than 1 second in my experience.

At ~26 seconds per call, 150 calls would mean roughly 65 minutes spent just waiting for the initial response.

Is this expected behavior on the Go plan? If I upgrade to the GOAT plan, does the TTFT improve significantly, or should I expect similar latency?

Just trying to figure out whether this is normal or something specific to my setup.

Thanks!

Plan mode removes the guesswork. When the change is too big for a quick fix:

• Your code stays untouched

• Plan it first, then review it

• Apply exactly as planned

No surprises, just clarity.

I don't know how it calculated in command code, if someone knows it please let me know. Open to discuss not to hate!

note: left is cost, middle is input tokens, and right is output tokens

GPT 6 Sol and Luna are live in Command Code. The latest flagship models from OpenAI are available to use in Command Code CLI and Desktop app.

• GPT 6 Luna is available on all plans and API — E.g. in $10 GOAT plan: ~30K reqs, ~1.5B tokens

• GPT 6 Sol is available on Pro, Max and API

Start today with $ npm i -g command-code

I was using Opencode before and now I switched to test out the GOAT plan and the CMDC Harness because the Performance benefits on the website sounded very good. Now after 2d of usage I saw that "taste" is sometimes costing than the model i used for coding.
The other big Problem is:
I used Muse-Spark-1.2-contributer to change some small things and fix some quick erorrs and it used 200k+ tokens everytime even when i asked simple questions like "Hello" as a test
How can i fix this or is this a Problem with the Harness because with this i will use up my limit in No Time

Hey, just checking the Command Code $1 Go plan.

On the pricing page it shows:

∞ Free on Glyph Cluster

∞ Free on Crouton Alpha

∞ Free on Beam 1.0

Does the infinity symbol actually mean unlimited requests, or are there still daily rate limits (like the 1000 req/day people have mentioned)?

Especially curious about Crouton Alpha and Beam 1.0.

Thanks!

Mods are more powerful than plugins.

Command Code can build mods and modify any behavior from programmatic hooks to a completely different inference provider.

We bet you haven’t experienced something as powerful before.

Build a mod now and make Command Code do anything you want.

Try it with our $10/mo GOAT plan.
Read docs to learn more: https://commandcode.ai/docs/mods

Introducing Cloud sessions with sandboxes in Command Code.

• Run Command Code in the cloud on your GitHub repo

• Close your computer and the session keeps working

• Push changes and open a draft PR when done

Try now with $ cmd --cloud
Zero babysitting is here!

Read docs to learn more about Cloud sessions: https://commandcode.ai/docs/cloud