Command Code
Command Code is a terminal-first AI coding agent that continuously learns your specific coding style and patterns through a process called taste. It supports a wide range of tasks including full-stack project building, bug fixing, refactoring, and automated testing, all while maintaining project-level skills and memory.
Released version 1.0 with a ground-up architecture rewrite, support for background tasks, isolated worktrees, custom mods, and an overhauled permission engine.
As of
- Continuous taste learning via accept/reject/edit signals
- Terminal-first interactive CLI and background sandboxing
- Portable skills and shared taste registries for teams
- Extensive model support including open-source and premium models
- Advanced toolset including file ops, shell, grep, and MCP integration
Developers who prefer terminal-based workflows and want an AI agent that adapts to their specific coding conventions over time.
Users who prefer visual-only IDE experiences or those who do not work within terminal-integrated environments.
Subscription tiers range from $1/mo (Go) to $200/mo (Max 20x), including a monthly pool of model credits. Additional credits can be purchased at model cost and never expire. A Provider API plan is available for pay-as-you-go access.
A powerful, developer-centric agent that excels at learning project-specific patterns, making it highly effective for engineers who want an AI partner that feels like a natural extension of their own coding style.
Is Command Code free?
Command Code is Freemium. Subscription tiers range from $1/mo (Go) to $200/mo (Max 20x), including a monthly pool of model credits. Additional credits can be purchased at model cost and never expire. A Provider API plan is available for pay-as-you-go access. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Command Code best for?
Developers who prefer terminal-based workflows and want an AI agent that adapts to their specific coding conventions over time.
Who makes Command Code?
Command Code is developed by Command Code AI. It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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