T3 Code · Workspace for existing coding agents
Product and access
T3 Code connects local agents to a shared interface. Coding work and model access come from the configured providers.
Provider
T3 Tools develops T3 Code as a shared interface for existing coding agents. The project is published under pingdotgg on GitHub and uses the MIT license.
- Operator
- T3 Tools Inc
- Organization
- Company with an open-source project
- Website
- t3.codes
- Repository
- pingdotgg/t3code
- GitHub stars
- 26,444 · Reviewed
- License
- MIT
Core features
6 features from provider sources · checked on 9 October 2026. Availability and limits are listed below.
Connect existing coding agents
The interface controls configured agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode using their existing credentials.
Source 2Access from desktop, web and mobile
Connected devices access T3 Code and agents on the host machine.
Source 4Work with Git projects and pull requests
Source control integrations support cloning, publishing, pull requests and reviewing changes.
Source 3Set approvals per conversation
Permission modes determine when agents request approval for commands and file changes.
Source 5Customize the open-source interface
The MIT-licensed source can be forked, modified and self-hosted.
Source 1Parallel threads on separate branches
Agent threads work on separate branches; changes can be reviewed as diffs and submitted as pull requests.
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Requirements and limits
Requirement
Set up an agent first
At least one supported provider must be installed or configured and authenticated.
Source 2Requirement
Keep the host available for remote access
The machine running T3 Code must remain running and reachable over the chosen connection while you work.
Source 4Limitation
Permissions depend on the provider
New conversations initially default to Full access. Providers implement modes differently; some modes have provider-specific restrictions.
Source 5
Operation & oversight
Operational details for this profile have not yet been researched.
Practical tasks
Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.
Prepare a bug fix for review
- Your input
- Repository, reproducible bug and acceptance criterion.
- Possible result
- An agent session with a code change and prepared pull request.
- What to check
- Check the diff, tests, selected provider and target branch.
Follow development from a phone
- Your input
- Running host, configured connection and a bounded coding task.
- Possible result
- A session on the host that is accessible from your phone.
- What to check
- Review connection permissions, host project, approvals and results.
Work on a bug with a configured coding agent, review the diff and prepare a pull request.
Your possible prompt
Read the project rules. Investigate [error], propose a small change, and run the relevant checks. Show me the diff and any remaining uncertainties.
Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.
Setup and pricing
Setup
Install T3 Code, authenticate at least one supported agent and open a project
Prices and included usage
Pricing checked
The interface is free; agent subscriptions and model access are supplied separately.
- T3 Code
- USD 0 software license
Desktop, web and mobile interface; MIT source code. Existing agent subscriptions remain separate.
Price source
Sources and evidence
Official website, README and user documentation reviewed. Details are based on documentation; installation and remote access still require hands-on verification.
Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.
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t3.codes Official website
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github.com /pingdotgg/t3code
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github.com /pingdotgg/t3code/blob/main/docs/user/source-control.md
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github.com /pingdotgg/t3code/blob/main/docs/user/remote-access.md
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github.com /pingdotgg/t3code/blob/main/docs/user/permission-modes.md