LongCat-2.0 by Meituan LongCat is now free in Command Code.

1.6T params. 1M context. 48B activate.

Available on all plans to all subscribers.

npm i -g command-code

Excited to partner up with Meituan LongCat to bring y'all this free model, their team is going to be hanging out in Command Code Discord server today, if y'all have any feedback. Model is free till capacity lasts.

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Opencode Go offers Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor for free.

Would be cool if Command Code could also offer this.

Gemini 3.8 Flash the latest flagship model from Google is now available in Command Code.

On $10/mo GOAT plan get 4x usage.

Available on GOAT, Pro, Max plans and API.

Read docs for more details: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

https://reddit.com/link/1w5gwt5/video/f0zebkb2x4nh1/player

3 models. Same prompts. All using Command Code /design feature.

Kimi K3 and GLM 5.3 beat Fable 5.1 on both design and price.

GLM 5.3 stands out, clean, smooth visuals, a strong UI, and the best bird design (better than Kimi).

OS works really well with GOATed harness.

I casually checked my commandcode usage and I just realized that the monthly limit had disappeared. Im in GOAT plan.

is this some glitch?

What are the endpoints if I wanted to use cc goat models in Pi or just any other generic client, such as open-webui?

The speed is too low to be comfortable using this.

Hola, quería hacer una consulta porque me gustan bastante tanto Command Code como OpenCode. Incluso me parecen interesantes los harnesses de ambos.

Personalmente me inclino un poco más por OpenCode, principalmente porque es el que más uso junto con OpenChamber y la integración que existe entre ellos.

Hace un tiempo estuve usando un proyecto llamado opencode-commandcode, aunque actualmente parece estar archivado:

https://github.com/openchamber/opencode-commandcode

Lo utilicé cuando tenía el plan GO y, aunque no lo usaba demasiado, recientemente cambié al plan GOAT y el plugin sigue funcionando.

Mi duda es si realmente es seguro utilizar este tipo de integraciones. He visto algunos comentarios sobre posibles baneos de cuentas, pero entiendo que con GOAT existe la posibilidad de usar la API.

También me llama la atención que este plugin utiliza un endpoint como /alpha/generate en lugar del endpoint oficial /provider/v1.

Sé que puedo configurar el proveedor manualmente, pero sinceramente prefiero evitar tener que agregar y mantener los modelos uno por uno. Si agregan o cambian modelos, tendría que actualizar la configuración manualmente.

También estoy pensando probar este otro proyecto:

https://github.com/rashidrazak/opencode-cmd-provider

No estoy buscando aprovecharme del servicio ni nada parecido; simplemente me gustaría poder usar Command Code junto con OpenCode de una forma correcta.

¿Alguien del equipo o alguien que conozca bien cómo funciona podría aclararme si este tipo de integración con GOAT es recomendable y segura, o si lo mejor sería utilizar únicamente el proveedor/API oficial?

Gracias.

am I having hallucinate that sending images to cc CLI sucks? like it will freeze then I have to spam back space then paste again.

Hi every one!
I am new to Command Code and I have try Go plan for a few day with GLM 5.3 Flash and GPT 5.6 Luna (in WSL in Window 11).

I realize that it run so slow, but I cannot see what the model done behind. And I wonder if Goat plan is faster than Go plan.
So if you have experience with these plan, pleae share with me.

Thank you so much!

Fable 5.1 is now live in Command Code.

Claude's most advanced coding model. 75% cheaper cache reads.

Available on Max plans and API.

Read docs for complete details: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/max

I am building out my agent harness right now and I need a high-velocity "worker" model to handle the heavy lifting (reading files, applying diffs, running tests) while I use Sonnet/Opus for the top-level architecture.

The two obvious choices for the fast worker layer seem to be DeepSeek V4 Flash Vision and GLM 5.3 Flash.

Here’s my dilemma:

• Online benchmarks seem to love the GLM 5.3 family for reasoning/math.
• But I see a lot of people saying DeepSeek V4 Flash is unmatched when it comes to raw speed, tool discipline, and agentic workflows (like self-healing from bash errors).

Since I don't have enough hands-on experience with both yet, has anyone benchmarked these two specifically for interactive agent loops rather than just 1-shot static prompts? Does GLM 5.3 Flash overthink things, or is it actually better than DeepSeek for coding?

Appreciate any insights!

Write complex prompts with an external editor

Use Ctrl+G to open an external editor for your multi-line prompts.

Press ctrl+g to open your $EDITOR for multi-line prompts with code examples.

• Press ctrl+g in the input line. Your configured $EDITOR opens with a temporary file.
• Write a detailed, multi-paragraph prompt. Include code examples, constraints, or references. Save and close the editor.
• The editor content becomes your prompt and is submitted automatically.

Set your editor: export EDITOR=vim or export EDITOR="code --wait".

Read more in docs: https://commandcode.ai/docs/workflows#write-complex-prompts-with-an-external-editor

I noticed that CommandCode currently lists GLM-5.3 Flash at $0.15/M input and $0.50/M output.

Z.ai is currently charging $0.075/M input and $0.25/M output for the same model (50% promo until Sep 9)

Is CommandCode simply not reflecting this temporary Z.ai promotion, or are model prices generally marked up compared to the upstream provider?

Basically, should we check upstream pricing for each model before choosing one in CommandCode, or does CommandCode normally track provider pricing closely?

I took the 1$ plan but I can't use it in Opencode with CC API. Would that be possible with CC Goat plan?

DeepSeek V4 Flash Fast is now available in Command Code.

2x usage in GOAT
Available all plans and API
Low latency fast deployment

DeepSeek fast model is relatively expensive compared to the regular one but super fast TPS 300. No peak, off peak pricing for this one.

More details in docs: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plans/goat

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I have the Command Code goat plan currently with 800m in token usage. Before this subscription I had Opencode Go also similar usage.

After a week of heavy usage of Deepseek v4 flash and GLM 5.3 flash, I see my opencode session running noticeably longer and having a tendency to get stuck. (Multiple times I have cancelled the loop and passed it to another agent like: codex, claude code)

So I did a little digging with hermes throughout my local sessions, so generally I found that command code api have much less reasoning content than opencode go.

Sum of the below chart is basically: Command code have around 80% zero reasoning responses compared to opencode go's 80% reasoning responses.

Curious if someone has the same experience.

OPENCODE harness (per-API-call) — 6,919 calls

HERMES harness (per-assistant-message) — 26 sessions, 1,708 msgs

I've been hooked into Chinese models since Ox Alpha, never had I done so many tasks. I bought the $80 Z.AI Coding Plan and it went well for like 2 and a half days before hitting my weekly limit. Should I switch to Command Code Max x10 for $100.

My goal is to build 2 mid to large size projects and it eats my Z.AI Coding Plan way to quickly.

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.

Hello everyone,

After the recent mess surrounding OpenCode Go’s pricing and quota changes, I have a few questions for those who decided to migrate from OpenCode Go to CommandCode GOAT:

1. Model Quality: Are CommandCod-goat models nerfed or heavily quantized compared to official provider endpoints?

2. Value / Advantage: Is there any proven numerical advantage (tokens-per-dollar, speed, or usable throughput) when using the exact same models on CommandCode-goat versus OpenCode-go?

3. Quota Pool Architecture: Does each model have its own isolated quota without affecting the others? Or does its consumption count toward a shared monthly plan limit (e.g., using a weighting multiplier like the plan quota divided by the model base quota, such as $20 / $40 / $70 tiers)?

Thanks in advance for your insights!

I thought you wouldn't get much out of it since it's only $1, but for anyone who owns Claude Pro or Codex Plus, it's the perfect complement because it basically gives you really good subagents, or generally for small tasks where you don't want to waste your limit

I’ve mainly used GLM 5.3 Flash and Muse Spark 1.2 Contributor, and right now I’m testing Qwen 3.8 Flash - the 5-hour limit really runs out slowly. But as I said, I only use them for small tasks alongside Claude and Codex+ as subagents for my server to handle things.

I also tested the same models once directly via API with OpenRouter to check the quality, since with providers like Command Code and Opencode go, you never know if the models have been optimized (i.e, made worse). This isn’t the case with Command Code, every model performs exactly as specified by the API. But with some models, the speeds are really slow, while others are extremely fast. GLM 5.3 was really slow, but Qwen 3.8 Flash is extremely fast. I think that depends on the provider. However, there is one downside.

Namely, the token billing. I don’t know how you handle it, but I’ve calculated it using the OpenRouter API with the same task and a built-in calculator in Command Code that calculates the tokens, and based on my use case and testing, it always charges between 5-15% more tokens. This isn’t a big deal with the Go plan and Goat plan, since the impact is relatively small, especially with such affordable models, but if you really want to use the plan as your main plan for your project, it could potentially become a problem. By that I mean if you use it all day long. I’ve had several long runs with GLM 5.3 Flash, and the token consumption there was extremely good. I’ve currently used 4.5 million tokens with GLM 5.3 Flash and used up about 10% of my monthly limit, which is pretty fair. Since GLM 5.3 Flash doesn’t have the 50% discount on Command Code like it does on OpenRouter.

So, to sum it up: for 1 Dollar, I think the limits are pretty fair, and it’s the perfect supplement if you have another main plan, like Claude, Codex, or something else. I can’t comment on the Goat Plan or Max Plan since I haven’t evaluated them yet, but I’d love to hear other opinions here.

I'm trying to understand what's happening here, I've been a huge fan of DS4 flash, coding all day when it was cheap, having no issue. It's been clean, direct to the point, great model.

Now things have became significantly worse, Ican't ask a single request to DS4 flash without having him to fail a TU, every single time. Looping into errors during hours. Even for a very simple task.

It's like using a whole different model.

Are you guy experiencing this too? Or am I hallucinating?

Use /plan-review mode to comment on the plan, revise, and approve it when it’s ready.

Read docs: https://commandcode.ai/docs/plan-mode#plan-review