Is a Superalgebra with Only Three Basis Possible?

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Why isn't there a superalgebra having only three basis, c, a,b where c is even and a,b are odd and [c,a]=a, [c,b]=-b, [a,b]=c?
 
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I am so stupid. Too simple. It is inconsistent with the Jacobi id.
 

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