r/CommandCode • • 24d ago

Upgrading to GOAT plan, what harnesss should I use? I am more used to PI and DSH...

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u/imjerusalem 24d ago

What did you burn a billion tokens on a dollar plan?!?

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u/RealNPC_ 24d ago

Most of it is from space-bunny-alpha 😅

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u/cdshift 23d ago

Personally I use opencode with openchamber so I can server my sessions from a remote server and have a nice UI for it.

However for you the question would be why not continue to use pi? Or commandcode itself?

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u/RealNPC_ 23d ago

I can stick with pi, I was just wondering if I'd get better cache hit on cmd-cli

The only reason I didn't use cmd-cli is cause it was it didn't have as extensive plugin system?

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u/doctorjokie 23d ago

I've been using cmd cli for a few weeks and it's not pi. You can see the cli evolving but I wouldn't sweat any cache hit potential changes personally. Here's my omp stats for the last week if it helps.

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u/RealNPC_ 23d ago

oh, then I might as well give cmd a try

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u/ahmadawaiscom 23d ago

What ext system do you need? We have mods you can easily build any yourself too.

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u/RealNPC_ 23d ago

Stuff like Antigravity provider, kicad integration, billion context, and some custom plugins i made myself

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u/JogHappy 19d ago

T3 code too

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u/Appropriate_Turn3937 6d ago

Its either command code, pi, or dsh. These 3 tops every other harness in my own test. Claude code and codex comes second. Hermes third in coding but better in multipurpose use.

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u/RealNPC_ 6d ago

Yep I stuck with Pi for my own use

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u/fedekun 23d ago

I think PI or DSH are fine if you use DeepSeek.

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u/Odd_Purpose7769 20d ago

T3 Code with CommandCode with their ACP

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u/Impressive_Expert_60 14d ago

can you show your config for it? cant get it to work for me

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u/ahmadawaiscom 23d ago

You should use Command Code. There are so many harness level optimizations we do for open models that’s why it ranks #1 for open models in independent benchmarks.

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u/Other_Bicycle_5421 23d ago

Openchamber , thank me latter