Summary
In the Quickstart section of the docs, under Step 1: Install Command Code, it says cmdc instead of cmd in some places.
Here is the link to the exact location:
https://commandcode.ai/docs/quickstart#:~:text=alias%20cmdc.-,Windows
Expected Behavior
The correct text would be:
On Windows the short alias is cmdc, not cmd — cmd is already the built-in Windows command shell, so Command Code cannot claim that name. Everywhere these docs write cmd, use cmdc instead: cmdc login, cmdc --version, cmdc -r, cmdc update. The full name command-code works on every platform. Set the shell code blocks to Windows and they rewrite themselves to cmdc, so you can copy them as-is.
Actual Behavior
Currently, the text looks like this:
On Windows the short alias is cmdc, not cmdc — cmdc is already the built-in Windows command shell, so Command Code cannot claim that name. Everywhere these docs write cmdc, use cmdc instead: cmdc login, cmdc --version, cmdc -r, cmdc update. The full name command-code works on every platform. Set the shell code blocks to Windows and they rewrite themselves to cmdc, so you can copy them as-is.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Visit: https://commandcode.ai/docs/quickstart
Command Code Version
1.7.0
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
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Shell
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Additional context
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Summary
In the Quickstart section of the docs, under Step 1: Install Command Code, it says
cmdcinstead ofcmdin some places.Here is the link to the exact location:
https://commandcode.ai/docs/quickstart#:~:text=alias%20cmdc.-,Windows
Expected Behavior
The correct text would be:
Actual Behavior
Currently, the text looks like this:
Steps to reproduce the issue
Visit: https://commandcode.ai/docs/quickstart
Command Code Version
1.7.0
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
No response
Shell
No response
Additional context
No response