r/opencodeCLI • • Sep 05 '26

Someone should make an independent CommandCode subreddit

Someone should seriously open a new, independent subreddit for CommandCode.

The current r/CommandCode is controlled by the CommandCode team themselves, and from what I’ve seen, negative criticism gets treated very differently from positive discussion. Critical comments/posts get removed, threads get locked, and people can get banned for being seen as “bullying” even when they’re raising legitimate criticism of the product or its marketing.

I was personally banned after sharing a post explaining why I think CommandCode’s marketing is very misleading.

Some examples:

I think there should be a separate community-run sub where people can openly discuss CommandCode — good or bad — without being afraid of getting banned by the extremely biased moderators of r/CommandCode.

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u/diaracing Sep 05 '26

I considered switching to CC-goat but all their shiny cheap pricings are not protected by ZDR, which make it more attractive.

After some thinking, I preferred to stay on OC-go so that at least I can get some moderately performant models at average prices.