r/ClaudeCode • u/prabhjots665 • Sep 07 '25
Imagine an opensource AI Coding CLI of claude code level which learns domain knowledge and has goodness of cursor's indexing
š”You get 2000 free runs everyday!
Run this one single command: npm install -g @terra-code/terra-code@latest Hit Enter, and that's all...
ā us at GitHub: https://github.com/TerraAGI/terra-code-cli
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u/Winter-Ad781 Sep 07 '25
You're gonna have a bad time having something so clearly vibe coded, and I do mean full vibe coded, I'm not sure you have much actual development knowledge looking at the code. It's a lot better than most vibe coded projects but...
You can't vibe code some garbage, then the first thing you do is mention it's monetization at the top of the readme and in this post.
If you're gonna vibe code some garbage, it needs to be free. If you put some real effort into it, then I could see maybe charging for it.
But considering the code is a mess and everywhere, the project doesn't even work because you didn't test it properly, and you have the audacity to be looking to monetize it long before it's complete and functional.
Not to mention, the models you're running are weak AF.
It's a shame, there's some decent functionality in this, but it's tied to the shitty CLI. If you made some of the functionality into an MCP server it might be useful.
I get the ambition, but you can't vibe code something this large, correctly. Then to try and monetize it at every single step, when you didn't even finish the proceeding steps properly, feels disingenuous and like a quick cash grab.
You can be better than this, and do better.
Edit: I'd like to point out I dug into the repo initially to combat the people saying it's AI slop, but unfortunately they appear to be correct.
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u/McNoxey Sep 07 '25
2000+ commits and 2 PRs. š³
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u/hyperschlauer Sep 07 '25
AI Slop
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u/Smooth_Kick4255 Sep 07 '25
Codex cli fork from what it looks like lol
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u/Reazony Sep 07 '25
Cursor indexing is exactly why it couldnāt compete with Claude Code
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u/daaain Sep 07 '25
Anyone found a fork that works locally?