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Turn AI code into
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The agentic coding environment for people who care about quality. If
AIs can write code 100x faster, why aren't teams shipping 100x
faster?

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AI coding involves many steps.

Most of them are broken.

Codex CLIClaude Code
 Done! I just edited 50 files
Two buttons meme: "Ship and hope for the best" vs "Read 50 files of
agent edits"

Without Command Center

The Old Way

 1. Plan and prompt

    It's easy to generate thousands of lines of code. Then the real
    work begins.

    Generated from 1 prompt8.4s
    +10,482 lines
    Reviewed
    0 / 10,482
    1prompt10,482lines0reviewed
 2. Juggle or wait

    Get distracted. Or juggle coding agent tabs.

    3 agents active~45m context-switching
    ClaudeRunning2m 14s
    </>CodexThinking0m 45s
    CursorGenerating1m 02s
    3agents6tabs45mswitching
 3. Run it and read it

    Stare at a thousand-line diff, not knowing where to start. Or
    give up on big diffs. Or give up on understanding.

    feature/auth-system Build failed
    +10,482-4,021247 files
    Msrc/app/agent.ts+312-47
    Msrc/core/planner.ts+201-89
    Msrc/auth/session.ts+144-12
    + 244 more files...
    247files4failed builds17warnings
 4. Revise and refactor

    It's called "slop" for a reason. Whip it into shape, or let your
    codebase become unmaintainable.

    Changes requested44 commentsround 6
    maintDownload button duplicated in two places -- share one
    componentweb/Download.tsx
    maintLLM provider hard-coded -- move it to configcore/provider.ts
    secAPI key committed in source -- pull from envcore/provider.ts
    maintAssumes github.com -- breaks on GitLab / self-hostedgit/
    remote.ts
    read140-line function -- split so a human can review itcore/
    planner.ts
    bugNull deref on token-refresh raceauth/session.ts
    + 38 more -- most of them aren't bugs.
    44comments36maintainability8bugs
 5. Ship it

    feature/auth-systemfinally merged
    Tests passingafter 4 attempts
    PR approvedround 6 of 6
    Deployed to productiondeadline missed
    1deadline missed5review rounds1hotfix queued

With Command Center

The New Way

The same workflow, with the painful parts solved.

 1. Plan and prompt

    Same agents

    Use the same coding agents you know and love.

    Choose your agentsame as always
    ClaudeCodexCursor
    3agents1workflow0lock-in
 2. Work in parallel

    A keystroke away

    Different projects are a keystroke away.

 3. Turn the AI slop into production code

    Refactoring agent

    Command Center's refactoring agent finds the deep issues a quick
    read never would.

    Refactoring agentall resolved
    Duplicate component extracted
    Provider moved to config
    Secret pulled from env
    Remote made host-agnostic
    Long function split & named
    44resolved0open1pass
 4. Read in logical order, not alphabetical order

    Read it fast

    No more figuring out what to read first. Have a 2000-line diff?
    Command Center walkthroughs make reading it a matter of pressing
    an arrow key 200 times. Read the code, not an explanation.

 5. Perfect

    Feedback agents

    See something you don't like? Give feedback to your AI
    immediately. Don't want to pollute your context with small
    tweaks? Get a new agent for each piece of feedback with a single
    keypress.

 6. Ship it

    Done

    Production-quality code, shipped at AI speed.

Your agent just shipped 50 files.
How are you going to read them?

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"CommandCenter was a huge help understanding a big change to my
codebase"

Hina Nakahira

Hina Nakahira

Co-founder, Romanark

    "Command Center sets devs like me at the center of the agentic
    workflow rather than at the periphery. The refactorings are
    delightful and combat the worst tendencies of LLMs to write
    duplicated, hard to read code. They give your LLM taste. I've
    never seen an LLM write code this good before."

Doug Slater

Doug Slater

Staff Software Engineer, Climavision

    "With Command Center walkthroughs, I can get through a 400 line
    diff in under half the time"

Kumar Prateek

Kumar Prateek

Platform Engineer, Sumo Logic

Questions, answered

Is my code private?

Command Center runs locally and does not send your code to our
servers. If you use our free Gemini credits, your AI requests pass
through our servers but are not retained. Bring your own key or
subscription and everything stays private.

What do I need to run Command Center?

Basically nothing. It is built for a wide range of developer
environments and skill levels, and ships with both git and a modified
version of OpenCode -- so you can start building even on a completely
unconfigured Windows box. It optionally uses your own coding agent.

Which coding agents does Command Center support?

Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. It also works with the deprecated
Gemini CLI and Amazon Q agents, and ships its own version of OpenCode
(dubbed CC Basic) so you can start right away.

How does your pricing work?

There's a free tier to get started, with limits on walkthroughs,
refactoring, and the number of simultaneous workspaces. Paid plans --
Starter ($9/mo) and Pro ($19/mo) -- unlock higher limits. See the
pricing page for the full breakdown.

What's the learning science behind how walkthroughs work?

Glad you asked -- here is an explainer we did: click here.

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