The coding agent that learns your coding taste.
The first frontier coding agent that both builds software and continuously learns your coding taste. Ships full-stack projects, features, fixes bugs, writes tests, and refactors, all while learning how you write code.
Quickstart · Docs · Workflows · Taste · Launch · Discord
Why Command Code
- Continuously Learning - every accept, reject, and edit becomes a signal that shapes your taste profile.
- Meta Neuro-Symbolic AI -
taste-1enforces the invisible logic of your choices and coding taste. - Interactive mode - slash commands, input modes, and interactive features in Command Code sessions.
- Share with your team - portable via
npx taste push/pull. Rules decay. Taste compounds.
Want the deeper story behind Taste and the correction-loop problem? Read our launch announcement.
Quickstart
Install Command Code
npm i -g command-code
Then start it in your project:
cd your-project
cmdNeed the full onboarding flow? Start with the quickstart guide.
Explore the docs
Taste
The taste-1 model is the core of our taste architecture: it learns from you, thinks like you, and grows with you.
Learn more: Taste docs
Interactive mode
Interactive mode provides keyboard shortcuts, input modes, and interactive features in Command Code sessions. Type / to open the command menu, use ! for Bash mode, and @ for file path mention autocomplete.
Learn more: Interactive Mode
Workflows
Step-by-step recipes for everyday tasks. Each workflow shows a concrete scenario, the prompts to use, and what to expect.
Learn more: Workflows
Choose your next steps
| Goal | Best next link |
|---|---|
| Install and run your first session | Quickstart |
| Understand how Taste works | Taste |
| Learn slash commands and shortcuts | Interactive Mode |
| See flags, subcommands, and command reference | CLI Reference |
| Browse practical day-to-day usage patterns | Workflows |
Docs and community
- Docs: commandcode.ai/docs
- Discord: commandcode.ai/discord
- Launch announcement: commandcode.ai/launch
- Feedback: Use
/feedbackcommand to report issues, or open a GitHub issue.
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