Command Code

Command Code is a coding agent built to get the most out of open models. It runs in the terminal and as a desktop app for macOS, Linux and Windows, writing, testing, debugging and refactoring code while repairing malformed tool calls on every model, keeping token use low on read and shell tools, and maintaining high prompt cache hit rates. It is aimed at developers who want capable agentic coding at low cost across many models, including GLM, Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax and Grok families. Its distinguishing feature is a taste model that learns from every accepted, rejected and edited change and turns those signals into project level skills, which teams can share through a push and pull command. The CLI offers interactive, headless and background sandbox modes, custom agents, persistent memory, reusable skills, commands, MCP servers and plugins, multi directory workspaces for monorepos, shared sessions, and a design mode that audits and reworks interfaces. The desktop app combines threads, pull requests, a shell and an app preview in one workspace. Pricing is published per month, plus a processing fee. Go is $1 with $10 in credits, GOAT is $10 with $70 in credits, and Max is $100 with $150 in credits, each with per model allowances and some models free. The page also references a $20 Pro option and a Max 20x level. The Provider API plan costs $15. For groups, the Teams plan costs $40, and Enterprise is quote based through sales. The company announced a $5M seed round, with backers including leaders of GitHub, Replit and Supabase.