I built a full cricket game, last over, 18 off 6, without writing a single line of code. I just told Command Code what I wanted. It is a coding agent made by Ahmad Awais from Multan, and its cheapest plan is one dollar a month, around Rs 300.
This page is the whole setup, start to finish, on Windows, Mac or Linux. Every command was checked against the official docs on 22 October 2026.
# needs Node 22 or newer
npm i -g command-code@latest
The AI coding tool everyone talks about, Claude Code, comes with Claude Pro at $20 a month billed monthly. Paid from a Pakistani card that is Rs 5,500 or more once the bank adds its charges.
Command Code's Go plan is $1 a month plus a processing fee, with $10 of credits included. That is around Rs 300.
One prompt in plain English: a browser cricket game called Last Over. 18 runs off 6 balls, tap to swing, timing decides the shot. It wrote the whole thing as one file.
Then it did the part that surprised me. It wrote its own test, played the game at different timings, and found a real bug: dot balls were never being counted, so six dots would hand you a seventh ball. It fixed that before I noticed.
Easiest option: skip the terminal and download the desktop app for Windows, Mac or Linux. It has the agent built in. Sign in, open a folder, start typing. That is how I built the game.
Prefer the terminal? You need Node 22 or newer. Check with node -v.
npm i -g command-code@latest
cmdc --version
cmd --version
cmdc, because cmd is already the Windows command prompt. Use Windows Terminal, not the old black console. Version 1.87.3 on 23 October 2026.
cmdc login
cmd login
cd your-project cmdc
cd your-project cmd
Type what you want in plain English, like you would explain it to a friend. Be specific about what "done" looks like. Here is the start of the prompt that built my game:
Build a single-file browser game called "Last Over" in one index.html (no libraries, no build step). The player needs 18 runs off 6 balls to win. Space or tap to swing. Timing decides the result. Show a scoreboard. End screen says WON or LOST. Must work on desktop and phone.
The Go plan runs on open models like DeepSeek, Qwen and GLM. They have gotten good enough to build real projects: my game ran on DeepSeek V4 Flash.
When you want more power, a bigger plan unlocks the premium models too. Switch any time inside a session.
/model
Every time you accept or reject its code, it learns your style. That profile stays on your laptop, not their servers, in .commandcode/taste/taste.md.
Before it touches your project it shows the plan. You comment, change it, then approve it. You learn what it is doing.
Type /design and it audits your app's look and fixes it, phone layouts included.
It wrote a test for my game, played it, and fixed the bugs it found.
/learn-taste
Ahmad Awais, founder and CEO of Command Code, born and raised in Multan. He says he turned down a VP job at OpenAI to build his own company instead.
On the Thought Behind Things podcast he said why it is so cheap: "I am building this company for 400 million people who can't afford it."
One dollar, one prompt, and you have a real project. Then tell me what you built in my Discord.
Post #13 · comment STARTUP5 apps Pakistanis would pay for./startup →
Reel #64 · comment NASCONEvery NASCON vibe coding game. Play ours./nascon →
Reel #63 · comment NAAPDarzi ko naap do. ChatGPT ko context./naap →
I've been building things people pay for since I was 10. Online game servers first, then $250K+ earned in tech. Now I build with AI in public, and every free thing from my reels lands on a page like this.
Free tools, honest feedback on your work, and people who answer.
Join free