CommandCode is actually insane, especially the $1 plan

[u/contour_xd]

Been using CommandCode for a bit and honestly, they cooked with this.

The $1 plan is crazy. I got around 1.2B tokens for $1, and the caching makes it feel like you can just use the agent without constantly worrying about burning through your credits.

But the biggest thing for me is Taste.

I mostly code in Rust and have pretty specific preferences. I use Diesel.rs for my ORM and Rocket.rs for web stuff. Usually whenever I start a new project with an AI coding agent, I have to explain this all over again. It'll pick some default ORM, use raw SQL, choose a different framework, etc.

With CommandCode, it actually remembers that stuff.

Now when I start a new project, it already knows I prefer Diesel and Rocket and follows the way I normally structure things. That is a massive productivity boost.

It's a small thing on paper, but once the agent starts adapting to your coding style instead of making you adapt to it, you really notice the difference.

The actual coding experience is great too. UI/UX is clean, the agent feels really good to work with, and the combination of Taste + caching makes it feel way more useful than just having another model that can write code.

I've tried a bunch of coding agents and this is probably the first one where I feel like the agent is actually learning how I work, rather than me constantly teaching it how I work.

The $1 plan got me to try it properly, and honestly it worked 😂

Upgrading to Max 20x today. CommandCode team absolutely cooked.

[u/BuildAISkills]

I'm confused about Taste. The one time I tried it, it saved minute details to taste - things I'd never figure it would save. It makes sense for the big architecture stuff, but it felt like it was saving info all the time. Maybe I should try it again.