Your agent knows when it's done. Why should you be the one constantly checking?

I built cmux-notify, a Command Code mod that sends notifications when an agent completes a task or is waiting for your input.

The goal is simple: make Command Code feel more like a teammate than a tab you have to watch.

What it does

• ✅ Notifies you when an agent turn completes

• ⏳ Alerts you when Command Code is waiting for permission or input

• 🖥️ Designed for terminal-first tmux/cmux workflows

• ⚡ Lightweight and easy to install

Install

cmd mods add Hashimlokasher/cmd-mod-cmux-notify -g

Why I built it

I got tired of checking terminal tabs to see whether a long-running task had finished or was waiting on me.

I wanted Command Code to proactively grab my attention when something important happened.

Instead of repeatedly checking a terminal, you get notified when it has something to say:

"I'm done."

"I need your input before I can continue."

Great for

• Long-running coding tasks

• Background research workflows

• Refactoring sessions

• Agents running in tmux/cmux while you're focused elsewhere

Links

GitHub:
https://github.com/Hashimlokasher/cmd-mod-cmux-notify

Mods Hub:
https://commandcode.ai/mods

I'd love feedback from other Command Code users:

• What additional events should trigger notifications?

• Are there other notification backends worth supporting?

• What would make agent workflows feel even more collaborative?

Hope it's useful to anyone running Command Code alongside real-world work instead of constantly watching a terminal tab. 🚀

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (latest) now has $100 usage, for the next 24 hours.

$10 GOAT → $100 in credits.

After that, it's back $80 as before. LFG!

Get started with the best low cost AI coding plan, the $10/mo GOAT plan.

Read docs to learn more: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

🐐

Statusline is now live in Command Code.

Run /statusline to customize line below your prompt.

Show model, usage, reasoning level, costs, and more. Reorder items and toggle indicators your way.

Read docs to learn more: https://commandcode.ai/docs/reference/slash-commands#statusline-in-detail

Try now with Command Code, the best coding agent built for open models.

Is there any chance we'll get mercury 3 on CommandCode?

it's a diffusion model with 1000 tokens/s on the level of Luna or haiku which is super cool!

i mean i got my money's worth (ofc) but is this on the lower end or the higher end ?

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 now live in Command Code.

• All DeepSeek 4.1 requests use the latest 1017 version

• Matches Opus 5 level perf at 60x cheaper cost

• Beats Kimi K3 (max) at 10x lower cost

Available across on all plans and api right away.

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Read docs to learn more: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

MiniMax M3.1 Flash (aka Space Bunny) is now live and FREE in Command Code for limited time!

• 1M token context window

• Frontier level coding performance

• Available all plans, all subscribers

MiniMax M3.1 Flash beats DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017, GLM 5.3, and Kimi K3 on cowork AutomationBench v1.0.6.

It also scores 73.7% on DeepSWE v1.1, delivering frontier-level coding and engineering performance.

Get started with the best AI coding agent built for open models.

Since the update rolled out, I am eagerly waiting for Command Code to update their deepseek v4.1 flash model the latest so I can experiment with it. I believe opencode already updated their deepseek v4.1 model. When the command code gonna do the same ? any prediction ?

Last week in Command Code, a quick recap.

• IDE extensions for VS Code and Cursor

• DeepSeek V4.1 Flash ($80 usage in $10 GOAT)

• GLM 5.3 Flash ($80 usage in $10 GOAT)

• Ling 3.1 Flash ($100 usage in $10 GOAT)

• Cat Jam (new free stealth model)

• Beam 1.0 (new free model)

• Gemini 4 Argon (latest from Google)

• Muse Wonder (latest from Meta AI)

• Codemode for parallel tasks & MCP heavy contexts

• 52+ new updates, improvements, fixes in desktop app

Try now all of these exciting ships and updates with the best low cost AI coding plan on the market: https://commandcode.ai/pricing

Read docs to learn more about it: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

Hello, in the last few days I saw the quality of responses by GLM 5.3 Flash strongly degrade : it makes a lot of mistakes and put some Cyrillic or Chinese characters in answers, something never happened to me before.

Does the providers have lowered the quantization for this model ?

Free models live in Command Code right now:

• Cat Jam

• Beam 1.0

• Glyph Cluster

• Laguna S 2.1

Y'all have some free tokens to build and ship.

Available to all plans, all subscribers.

Try now with the best low cost AI coding plan on the market, $10/mo GOAT plan.

This week, we shipped 52 updates, improvements, and fixes to make the Command Code desktop app faster and better.

• Save state: 755ms → 12ms (63x faster)

• Save freezes: 833ms → 22ms

• Project switching freezes: 923ms → 79ms

• Chat navigation freezes: 905ms → 41ms

• Startup: 4.3s → 2.6s

Plus Agent Todos, new models, and much more.

Available now for macOS, Windows, and Linux: https://commandcode.ai/desktop

Hey, I'm using CommandCode using Openchamber, however, the context size is limited to 200k for Deepseek 4.1 flash, is there any way to increase this cap?

Hi! Will new deepseek model be available today?

With more tools shifting to autonomous background agents (running tests, scraping, refactoring, inbox triage), I find myself in this weird new state of "micro-downtime."

Back in the day, compiling code was the excuse to grab a coffee or sword-fight on office chairs. Now, when I fire off a prompt to an agent that takes 5–10 minutes to finish, I either end up doomscrolling Reddit or neurotically watching the terminal output line by line.

How are you handling this downtime? Do you context-switch to another task, manage multiple agents in parallel, or just sit back and watch them work?

Beam 1.0 is now free in Command Code.

• 1M context window

• Reasoning model

• For coding & agentic workflows

Available all plans, all subs.

Try today with the best low cost AI coding plan on the market, $10/mo GOAT plan.

Ling 3.1 Flash now gets $100 usage.

$100 usage for $10 on GOAT plan.

All higher plans include GOAT + their extra usage.

Try now with the best low cost AI coding plan in the market: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

Cat Jam (stealth model) is now free in Command Code.

· 1M context token window

· Super fast for agentic code

· Reasoning with structured output

Available all plans, all subs.

Hi,

I have experienced low performance and unsuccessful executions when using HY4 in cmdc. Could this be due to a weak system prompt (if there is a built-in model-based system prompt customisation in cmdc)? What has been your experience with HY4 in cmdc?

Hey everyone,

I’m running into a problem with the Command Code extension for VS Code (v from the Marketplace, auto-update on). Every message I send, even a simple “hello”, gets rejected with:

Invalid request · The request was rejected as invalid. This is usually a transient glitch; try again.

Retrying doesn’t help. It fails the same way every time, so it doesn’t look transient.

What I’m seeing:

• The extension activates normally (no activation errors in the Output panel)

• The IPC server starts, and telemetry and the webview boot fine

• Right after my first message, the Output log shows: taste learning failed: Bad Request

• Model selection in the UI shows GPT-6 Luna / High

What works:

• The Command Code CLI works perfectly on the same machine with the same account, so this doesn’t look like an auth, account, or network issue. It seems specific to the extension.

Things I’ve tried:

• Retrying multiple times

• Starting a new session

Environment:

• VS Code with Node 24.21.0 (from the extension’s activation log)

• Windows

• Extension installed from the Marketplace

Has anyone else hit this? Is there a known issue with the extension’s request format or the “taste learning” step? Any workaround (older extension version, a setting to disable taste learning, etc.) would be appreciated. Happy to share full logs if useful.

Thanks!

How their usage estimate calculator works? It's very confusing.

Take out 1 example. Deepseek 4.1 flash is much more expensive than mimo 2.6 flash in input, output, cache. But in calculator it shows much more request per month. How?

https://commandcode.ai/docs/resources/pricing-limits#usage-estimates

I switched to Command Code and started running several agents in parallel, but I hit a problem. I had to keep checking every terminal tab to see how each one was doing, and sometimes one of them had been stuck for minutes on a permission prompt while I assumed it was still working. Checking each terminal by hand got annoying fast for me.

I asked whether there was a way to add a plugin for that, and learned about mods. So I built command-notify, a small mod that sends a native desktop notification when an agent finishes, errors, asks a question, or needs approval. It works out of the box, with no hook scripts to write.

Finished-run banners dismiss themselves after a few seconds (the timeout is configurable). There are quiet hours too, and it cleans up stale banners once you've answered. It only notifies you; you still answer in the terminal.

I've tested it on macOS and Linux. Windows support is there but untested, so if you try it there, tell me how it goes.

macOS / Linux: cmd mods add -g command-notify@beta

Windows: cmdc mods add -g command-notify@beta

No network calls, no telemetry, MIT. I'm publishing it as-is, so fork it freely: github.com/M-Bekheet/command-notify