Feature Description
As a terminal command-line tool, I would like to suggest adding the following two features:
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Display Model Reasoning: When generating code or explaining commands, the tool should be able to show the model's thinking process, reasoning chain, or intermediate steps, helping users understand how the model arrived at its conclusions.
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Adjust Reasoning Intensity: Allow users to adjust the model's reasoning intensity/depth via parameters (e.g., --reasoning-level or -r), such as:
low: Quick response with fewer reasoning steps
medium: Balanced speed and quality
high: Deep reasoning with full thinking process displayed
Motivation
- Transparency: Users can see how the model analyzes problems and generates code
- Debugging Aid: When output doesn't meet expectations, the reasoning process helps identify issues
- Flexible Control: Different scenarios require different trade-offs between response speed and quality
Proposed Solution
# Display reasoning process
command-code "implement quicksort" --show-reasoning
# Adjust reasoning intensity
command-code "optimize this code's performance" --reasoning-level high
# Combined usage
command-code "analyze this bug" -r high --show-reasoning
Alternatives Considered
- Use environment variable control (e.g.,
COMMAND_CODE_REASONING_LEVEL)
- Set default reasoning intensity in configuration file
Looking forward to your feedback!
Feature Description
As a terminal command-line tool, I would like to suggest adding the following two features:
Display Model Reasoning: When generating code or explaining commands, the tool should be able to show the model's thinking process, reasoning chain, or intermediate steps, helping users understand how the model arrived at its conclusions.
Adjust Reasoning Intensity: Allow users to adjust the model's reasoning intensity/depth via parameters (e.g.,
--reasoning-levelor-r), such as:low: Quick response with fewer reasoning stepsmedium: Balanced speed and qualityhigh: Deep reasoning with full thinking process displayedMotivation
Proposed Solution
Alternatives Considered
COMMAND_CODE_REASONING_LEVEL)Looking forward to your feedback!