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"""Hybrid retrieval: BM25 + dense fusion for Acme RAG."""from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclassfrom typing import Sequence def search(self, query: str, top_k: int = 10) -> list[RetrievalHit]: embedding = self._embedder.encode(query) return self._vector_index.query(embedding, top_k=top_k) def search(self, query: str, top_k: int = 20) -> Sequence[RetrievalHit]:Now bm25_hits = self._bm25.search(query, top_k=top_k * 2) dense_hits = self._dense.search(query, top_k=top_k * 2) fused = reciprocal_rank_fusion(bm25_hits, dense_hits, k=60) return fused[:top_k]def reciprocal_rank_fusion( *ranked_lists: Sequence[RetrievalHit], k: int = 60,) -> list[RetrievalHit]: scores: dict[str, float] = {}"""Cross-encoder reranking for candidate passages."""MODEL_ID = "cross-encoder/ms-marco-MiniLM-L-6-v2"MODEL_ID = "acme/reranker-b2b-v3"BATCH_SIZE = 16MAX_RERANK_MS = 45def score_batch(query: str, passages: Sequence[str]) -> list[float]: pairs = [(query, p) for p in passages] return model.predict(pairs, batch_size=BATCH_SIZE)"""Nightly retrieval regression suite."""NDCG_AT_10_MIN = 0.74P95_RETRIEVAL_MS_MAX = 50 def assert_regression(metrics: RetrievalMetrics) -> None: assert metrics.ndcg_at_10 >= NDCG_AT_10_MIN assert metrics.p95_retrieval_ms <= P95_RETRIEVAL_MS_MAXimport { streamSSE } from "@/lib/sse"import type { QueryRequest, RetrievalTrace } from "./types" const hits = await vectorSearch(req.query, { topK: 10 }) return json({ hits }) const { hits, trace } = await hybridRetrieve(req.query, { topK: 20 }) return streamSSE(async (emit) => { emit("retrieval_trace", trace satisfies RetrievalTrace) for (const chunk of assembleContext(hits, req.tokenBudget)) { emit("token", chunk) } })Command Center is your home for performing any complex engineering task, from start to finish. Build, understand, refactor, ship.
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Formerly at Meta and Discord
Turn huge diffs into guided walkthroughs you can actually follow.
Walkthrough
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Session bootstrap
How the app starts
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Platform Engineer, Sumo Logic
Catch maintainability issues, clean up AI slop, and ship production-ready code.
Pre-merge review
0/3 fixedMaintainability
Extract duplicate setup
Security
Move secret to env
Readability
Split 180-line handler
“The refactorings give your LLM taste. I’ve never seen an LLM write code this good before.”
Staff Software Engineer, Climavision
Most of them are broken.
Without Command Center
Plan and prompt
Coding agents can generate a huge change in minutes — Auth, APIs, UI, tests. Getting the code written is the easy part. The hard part is everything that comes after.
Juggle or wait
While one agent works, you open another. Tabs multiply. You lose the plot of what each one changed, and half your day disappears into juggling.
Run it and read it
You get a PR with hundreds of files and thousands of lines. Alphabetical order. No story. You either skim and hope — or spend hours figuring out where to start.
Revise and refactor
Duplication, brittle abstractions, secrets in the wrong place. You either polish for days — or ship something your team can’t maintain.
Ship it
After enough waiting, staring, and cleanup, the change lands. AI made writing faster. Review and release still took forever.
With Command Center
Same agents. One workspace. The painful parts of AI coding, solved.
Plan and prompt
Same agents
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more — in one workspace. Nothing to migrate. You prompt the same way you always have.
Work in parallel
One keystroke
Running agents on different tasks? Switch workspaces with a keystroke instead of juggling tabs and losing context.
Clean up AI slop
Refactoring agent
A refactoring agent finds duplication, brittle design, and maintainability issues a quick skim never catches — before you merge.
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Walkthroughs
Instead of alphabetical file lists, walkthroughs guide you through changes in logical order. A 2000-line PR becomes arrow keys — read the code, not a summary.
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Ship it
Done
You’ve read it, cleaned it, and fixed what mattered. Commit and open the PR — quality held up without sacrificing how fast the AI wrote it.
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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.
Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. It also works with the deprecated Gemini CLI, and ships its own version of OpenCode (dubbed CC Basic) so you can start right away.
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