T3 Code

What is T3 Code?

T3 Code is an open-source control plane that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents from a single interface. It supports macOS, iOS, Android, and web browser access, connecting to tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok CLI, and Antigravity. Users must supply their own credentials for each underlying agent; the software does not resell tokens or impose quota caps.

What are the features of T3 Code?

• Agent orchestration

  Manages threads across multiple coding agents using existing user credentials, allowing model switching mid-thread without imposed quotas.
• Automated pull requests

  Commits and pushes changes from agent threads to individual branches, opening GitHub PRs with generated titles, bodies, and changelogs.
• Inline diff review

  Displays code differences within the application before committing or pushing changes.
• Remote machine connection

  Connects to remote virtual machines directly through the application or a web browser without requiring Tailscale.
• Integrated terminal

  Provides a terminal environment capable of running advanced text-based user interfaces.
• Open-source customization

  MIT-licensed codebase allows users to fork, restyle, add custom agents, or self-host modified builds.

What are the use cases of T3 Code?

• Mobile development away from a workstation

  A developer performed iOS development from a phone while traveling 2,000 miles away.
• Managing multiple subscriptions and machines

  Coordinating several agent subscriptions and development environments from one surface.
• Contributing code on the go

  Launching a thread to ship application updates from a mobile device during other activities.

How to use T3 Code?

1. Authenticate an agent

   Log in to a supported harness using its specific command, such as claude auth login or codex login, or via SDK integration like @cursor/sdk.
2. Start an agent thread

   Begin a coding session where the agent writes changes to its own dedicated branch.
3. Review changes

   Inspect modifications using the inline diff viewer before pushing.
4. Create a pull request

   Use the commit and push action to automatically open a PR on GitHub with generated metadata using existing GitHub authentication.

T3 Code Pricing Information:

• Open-source access

  Free under the MIT license; requires users to bring their own paid subscriptions for the underlying coding agents.