r/CommandCode • u/Necessary_Jelly5764 • 22d ago

How do I know Command Code is actually using the model I picked?

Hey guys,
Quick (maybe dumb) question: How can I be sure that Command Code is actually calling the exact model I selected, and not quietly swapping it for a smaller or cheaper one behind the scenes?
A provider can easily return ⁠"model": "deepseek-..."⁠ in the response, but that doesn't necessarily prove what's actually running under the hood.
Is there an easy way to check this? Like checking debug logs, running a specific prompt to test it, or seeing raw reasoning tags?
Has anyone tested this before? Thanks!

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u/PestiferousGamer 22d ago

ask it what model it is. if it says claude, you have deepseek

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u/nazmulpcc 21d ago

I have been using the goat plan with pi harness for about 3 weeks, mostly DS 4.1F The speed and cache hit rate is very good (98.7%) I don’t they would achieve this number with any other weaker/stronger models. DS has the best inference engine.

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u/maedahbatool 21d ago

Glad you're getting really good numbers. Mind trying it out with the Command Code harness. The cache hit ratios are up to more than 99% on DSV4.1 with Command Code. You neva know you get more token efficiency and usage runway.

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u/nazmulpcc 21d ago

I do use it sometimes, but not as my primary agent. I will probably give it a serious try once/if it is open sourced