Summary
I've tried switching between multiple models, but the result is always the same. This issue started on Thursday, July 23.
Before that, I had been using DeepSeek v4 Flash for nearly three weeks without any issues. Since Thursday, however, the platform has become extremely slow and laggy. Even simple tasks like reading files, analyzing code, or generating responses are taking much longer than they used to.
One thing I've noticed is that if I restart or reload the session, everything works normally for about 2–3 minutes, and then the lag comes back. Similarly, if I press Ctrl+C to interrupt a request and then submit a new prompt, it will work normally again for a couple of minutes before slowing down once more. This pattern has been consistent since Thursday, July 23, and it's becoming very frustrating.
I've already tried the following:
Restarted my session multiple times.
Refreshed the browser.
Switched between several different models (including GLM-5.2 with Max Effort).
Verified my internet connection and ran speed tests.
My internet connection is 300+ Mbps, I'm located in Southern California, and my ISP is Cox Communications, so I'm confident the bottleneck isn't on my end.
Yesterday, I also started receiving the following error:
⚠ Error: 503 Service temporarily unavailable. Please try again shortly.
Type "continue" to try again. If the issue persists, contact support:
https://commandcode.ai/discord
Trace ID: 1af675ea4313e5f0c1e9b87e822bea01
Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? Has there been a backend outage, infrastructure issue, or capacity problem since Thursday? The slowdown started before I began seeing the 503 errors, so I'm wondering if they're related.
I'm on the $100/month plan, and this is starting to impact my business. I rely on Command Code every day for software development, and up until Thursday everything worked great. Now the performance has degraded to the point where it's affecting my productivity.
If anyone has experienced something similar, found a workaround, or knows whether the team has acknowledged an issue, I'd really appreciate any information.
Thanks
⌘ Tracing… esc to interrupt • 30m 45s • ↓ 2.8k
Expected Behavior
I am expecting that it would take 30 seconds to process 2.8k
Actual Behavior
⌘ Studying… esc to interrupt • 35m 0s • ↓ 2.8k
Steps to reproduce the issue
Just typing a simple prompt like "remember to save session logs." takes an unusually long time to process. It seems like the application gets stuck every few minutes.
After I log in, everything works normally for about 2 minutes, but then it starts hanging again. In some cases, it can remain in a "thinking" or "processing" state for 50+ minutes without returning an error or producing any output. It just sits there indefinitely without making any progress.
This behavior has been consistently occurring, making the application unreliable to use.
Command Code Version
1.4.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
Unknown
Shell
cmd.exe
Additional context
I am using Windows Terminal (admin), nothing fancy.
whoami - aehcp\va_45
login
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.26200.8894]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
POWERSHELL [cmdc info]
│ ─── System Information ───────────────────────────────────
│ ● Version 1.4.1
└ ... +20 lines [ctrl+o to expand]
⠶ Command Code v1.4.1, Windows, AEHCP, 12 cores / 16 GB, Node v24.16.0.
POWERSHELL [cmdc whoami]
│
│ User Information:
│ ℹ Name: saazeacorphe0i
│ ℹ Email: saazeacorp@gmail.com
│ ℹ Username: saazeacorphe0i
│ #< CLIXML
│ - Fetching user information...
│ ✔ User information loaded
└ System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObjectS
ystem.Object1Preparing modules for
first use.0-1-1Completed-1
2Preparing modules for first use.0-1-1Completed-1
⠶ Logged in as saazeacorphe0i (saazeacorp@gmail.com).
Summary
I've tried switching between multiple models, but the result is always the same. This issue started on Thursday, July 23.
Before that, I had been using DeepSeek v4 Flash for nearly three weeks without any issues. Since Thursday, however, the platform has become extremely slow and laggy. Even simple tasks like reading files, analyzing code, or generating responses are taking much longer than they used to.
One thing I've noticed is that if I restart or reload the session, everything works normally for about 2–3 minutes, and then the lag comes back. Similarly, if I press Ctrl+C to interrupt a request and then submit a new prompt, it will work normally again for a couple of minutes before slowing down once more. This pattern has been consistent since Thursday, July 23, and it's becoming very frustrating.
I've already tried the following:
Restarted my session multiple times.
Refreshed the browser.
Switched between several different models (including GLM-5.2 with Max Effort).
Verified my internet connection and ran speed tests.
My internet connection is 300+ Mbps, I'm located in Southern California, and my ISP is Cox Communications, so I'm confident the bottleneck isn't on my end.
Yesterday, I also started receiving the following error:
⚠ Error: 503 Service temporarily unavailable. Please try again shortly.
Type "continue" to try again. If the issue persists, contact support:
https://commandcode.ai/discord
Trace ID: 1af675ea4313e5f0c1e9b87e822bea01
Is anyone else experiencing the same issue? Has there been a backend outage, infrastructure issue, or capacity problem since Thursday? The slowdown started before I began seeing the 503 errors, so I'm wondering if they're related.
I'm on the $100/month plan, and this is starting to impact my business. I rely on Command Code every day for software development, and up until Thursday everything worked great. Now the performance has degraded to the point where it's affecting my productivity.
If anyone has experienced something similar, found a workaround, or knows whether the team has acknowledged an issue, I'd really appreciate any information.
Thanks
⌘ Tracing… esc to interrupt • 30m 45s • ↓ 2.8k
Expected Behavior
I am expecting that it would take 30 seconds to process 2.8k
Actual Behavior
⌘ Studying… esc to interrupt • 35m 0s • ↓ 2.8k
Steps to reproduce the issue
Just typing a simple prompt like "remember to save session logs." takes an unusually long time to process. It seems like the application gets stuck every few minutes.
After I log in, everything works normally for about 2 minutes, but then it starts hanging again. In some cases, it can remain in a "thinking" or "processing" state for 50+ minutes without returning an error or producing any output. It just sits there indefinitely without making any progress.
This behavior has been consistently occurring, making the application unreliable to use.
Command Code Version
1.4.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
Unknown
Shell
cmd.exe
Additional context
I am using Windows Terminal (admin), nothing fancy.
whoami - aehcp\va_45
login
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.26200.8894]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
POWERSHELL [cmdc info]
│ ─── System Information ───────────────────────────────────
│ ● Version 1.4.1
└ ... +20 lines [ctrl+o to expand]
⠶ Command Code v1.4.1, Windows, AEHCP, 12 cores / 16 GB, Node v24.16.0.
POWERSHELL [cmdc whoami]
│
│ User Information:
│ ℹ Name: saazeacorphe0i
│ ℹ Email: saazeacorp@gmail.com
│ ℹ Username: saazeacorphe0i
│ #< CLIXML
│ - Fetching user information...
│ ✔ User information loaded
└ System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObjectS
ystem.Object1Preparing modules for
first use.0-1-1Completed-1
2Preparing modules for first use.0-1-1Completed-1
⠶ Logged in as saazeacorphe0i (saazeacorp@gmail.com).