Use Command Code Provider API Instead

[ahmadawais]

Hi founder of Command Code here.

Instead of reverse engineers our api paths, which is discouraged, users using this will get banned, y'all should be using our provider api https://commandcode.ai/docs/provider-api

Please fix and let us know. Otherwise, we'll continue with banning the accounts doing that.

[luisoncpp]

Hi!, hey, I didn't know you didn't like that, I was wondering why I wasn't able to find other integrations of Command Code. This is a little bit dissapointing, but I will try to use it as an opportunity to give feedback why I'm searching for integrations instead of using your CLI:

I don't like CLIs, they don't handle very well window resize, basic text selection (like pressing shift then begin to select the whole line; pressing shift, then Ctrl, then left to select the word; pressing Ctrl+X to cut a selection; even they seem to have issues with mouse controls), the copy and paste are not handled that well, context menus(right click) are less robust, etc.

I would be much more open to use CommandCode if it had a desktop application or a VSCode extension.
I don't want to sound as I'm entited to have a desktop app and I'm demanding it, I'm just giving you feedback, I will not be upset if you ignore it, I'm just giving it in case you wanted to know.

BTW thanks for offering this bargain, I'm pretty sure it costs more to you than to us.

[ttbug]

Hi founder of Command Code here.

Instead of reverse engineers our api paths, which is discouraged, users using this will get banned, y'all should be using our provider api https://commandcode.ai/docs/provider-api

Please fix and let us know. Otherwise, we'll continue with banning the accounts doing that.

I’d like to respond here as well. Aside from the fact that I’m not used to using your official client, the issue that the Go plan does not support API calls was not clearly stated in your plan comparison. I only found out after purchasing and trying to use it — it turns out the plan only works within the Command Code CLI.

Now you’re saying here that using this method to integrate may result in being banned, but your official documentation does not mention this at all. If API calls are not supported, this should be clearly stated in the detailed plan comparison, rather than being hidden until users discover it on their own.

What I’m trying to say is, since you’ve already restricted the models and other analytical features included in the plan, why also restrict API usage? Moreover, if your Command Code CLI were well-designed enough, others might even voluntarily integrate other models into it.

That, in fact, is one of the reasons why people choose Command Code CLI — or why they choose to use this project in the first place.

[luisoncpp]

Hi founder of Command Code here.
Instead of reverse engineers our api paths, which is discouraged, users using this will get banned, y'all should be using our provider api https://commandcode.ai/docs/provider-api
Please fix and let us know. Otherwise, we'll continue with banning the accounts doing that.

I’d like to respond here as well. Aside from the fact that I’m not used to using your official client, the issue that the Go plan does not support API calls was not clearly stated in your plan comparison. I only found out after purchasing and trying to use it — it turns out the plan only works within the Command Code CLI.

Now you’re saying here that using this method to integrate may result in being banned, but your official documentation does not mention this at all. If API calls are not supported, this should be clearly stated in the detailed plan comparison, rather than being hidden until users discover it on their own.

What I’m trying to say is, since you’ve already restricted the models and other analytical features included in the plan, why also restrict API usage? Moreover, if your Command Code CLI were well-designed enough, others might even voluntarily integrate other models into it.

That, in fact, is one of the reasons why people choose Command Code CLI — or why they choose to use this project in the first place.

It's mentioned, but it's hard to find, so much that I didn't noticed it until somebody told me about this post.

source: https://commandcode.ai/docs/provider-api

I agree that this should be more clear. I'm not going to make a scene just for the $1, it's practically a gift (so, if Ahmad Awais is reading this, I want to thank him even if my feedback sounds as a complain), but being banned without previous warning about the rules would feel very unwelcoming.

[patlux]

Please be respectful. Command Code can do whatever it wants. It is their service, their product, and therefore their rules apply. Be grateful that you are at least able to use a public API. Thank you.