FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Command Code.
What is Command Code?
What is Command Code?
Command Code is the first coding agent that automatically learns your taste of writing great code.
What is taste-1?
What is taste-1?
Taste-1 is our meta neuro-symbolic AI model with continuous reinforcement learning (RL).
Is Command Code free?
Is Command Code free?
Command Code offers both free and premium plans. Check our pricing page for more details.
How do I install Command Code?
How do I install Command Code?
See our quickstart guide for installation instructions.
What are Agent Skills?
What are Agent Skills?
Agent Skills are reusable instructions that teach Command Code how to handle specific tasks like code reviews, testing, or commit messages. See the Skills overview to learn more.
What are MCP servers?
What are MCP servers?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers let Command Code connect to external tools and data sources like GitHub, Notion, databases, and more. See the MCP documentation for details.
What is plan mode?
What is plan mode?
Plan mode lets you review and approve Command Code's approach before it writes any code. It helps you stay in control of larger changes. See Plan Mode to learn more.
What is headless mode?
What is headless mode?
Headless mode lets you run Command Code non-interactively in scripts, CI/CD pipelines, and automation workflows. See Headless Mode for details.
How do I fix "command not found" after installing?
How do I fix "command not found" after installing?
Make sure your global npm bin directory is in your PATH. See Troubleshooting for more details.
Why am I getting unauthorized errors?
Why am I getting unauthorized errors?
Run cmd logout followed by cmd login to refresh your session. If the issue persists, check that your account is active on Command Code Studio. See Unauthorized error.
How do I check my usage limits?
How do I check my usage limits?
Visit the billing page in Command Code Studio to view your current usage and plan limits. See Pricing Limits for plan details.
My MCP server won't connect. What should I do?
My MCP server won't connect. What should I do?
Check the server config with cmd mcp get <name> and use /mcp inside a session to see the error. For stdio servers, ensure the command is installed and in your PATH. See Troubleshooting.
Where can I get help?
Where can I get help?
Join our Discord community for real-time help, report issues on GitHub, or email support@commandcode.ai for account and billing issues.