You can use Command Code to write, test, debug, and refactor software using open-source language models inside your terminal or desktop app. It acts as an autonomous coding agent that repairs invalid model tool calls in real time and retains high cache hit rates to lower token costs. Over time, it learns your preferred frameworks, conventions, and style choices from your edits, commits, and reviews. You can also automate terminal commands, inspect diffs, coordinate custom sub-agents, and collaborate with your engineering team via shared project skills.
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