Summary
The credit amount input in the “Add Credits” module automatically replaces any value below the minimum (5) while the user is still typing.
This creates a frustrating typing experience and makes it difficult to naturally enter multi-digit values such as 10, 20, etc.
url path: https://commandcode.ai/username/settings/billing
Expected Behavior
The input should allow temporary values below the minimum while the user is actively typing.
Minimum-value validation should happen only:
on submit,
on blur,
or after input completion,
instead of mutating the value during input entry.
Actual Behavior
The input immediately auto-corrects the entered value to 5.
Example:
User wants to enter 10
User types 1
Input instantly changes to 5
User must then manually put 10 next to 5 then come back to 5 and delete the value again to make it 5.
Steps to reproduce the issue
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Open the Add Credits modal
-
Focus the Credits Amount input field
-
Type any value below 5:
[ 1, 2, 3, 4]
Command Code Version
0.28.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
No response
Shell
No response
Additional context
This behavior interrupts normal typing flow and creates unnecessary friction for users attempting to enter valid multi-digit amounts.
Current workaround:
Type something like 510
Then manually delete the extra 5
This feels unintuitive from a UX perspective.
Suggested Fix:
Instead of force-setting the value to 5 during typing:
Allow unrestricted typing inside the field
Validate the minimum amount after editing is complete
Optionally display a validation message such as:
"Minimum purchase amount is 5 credits"
Initial State:
When typed 1, 5 comes:
typed 510:
cursor in between 5 and 10:
Finally 10 after manually removing 5,
Summary
The credit amount input in the “Add Credits” module automatically replaces any value below the minimum (5) while the user is still typing.
This creates a frustrating typing experience and makes it difficult to naturally enter multi-digit values such as 10, 20, etc.
url path: https://commandcode.ai/username/settings/billing
Expected Behavior
The input should allow temporary values below the minimum while the user is actively typing.
Minimum-value validation should happen only:
on submit,
on blur,
or after input completion,
instead of mutating the value during input entry.
Actual Behavior
The input immediately auto-corrects the entered value to 5.
Example:
User wants to enter 10
User types 1
Input instantly changes to 5
User must then manually put 10 next to 5 then come back to 5 and delete the value again to make it 5.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Open the Add Credits modal
Focus the Credits Amount input field
Type any value below 5:
[ 1, 2, 3, 4]
Command Code Version
0.28.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
No response
Shell
No response
Additional context
This behavior interrupts normal typing flow and creates unnecessary friction for users attempting to enter valid multi-digit amounts.
Current workaround:
Type something like 510
Then manually delete the extra 5
This feels unintuitive from a UX perspective.
Suggested Fix:
Instead of force-setting the value to 5 during typing:
Allow unrestricted typing inside the field
Validate the minimum amount after editing is complete
Optionally display a validation message such as:
"Minimum purchase amount is 5 credits"
Initial State:
When typed 1, 5 comes:
typed 510:
cursor in between 5 and 10:
Finally 10 after manually removing 5,