T3 Code
T3 Code is an open-source control plane for coding agents that schedules multiple mainstream coding agents in a single interface. According to its official website, it comes with built-in subscriptions, enabling one-click commit, push and PR creation, and is available on both desktop and mobile platforms.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is T3 Code?
The official positioning of T3 Code is "The open-source control plane for coding agents", which means it provides a unified control interface for multiple coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, and Grok. It has two distinct propositions: first, "Bring your own subscription", meaning you bring your own subscription and no additional model fees are charged; second, "If you don't like something, fork it", meaning you can fork it yourself if you are not satisfied. The official website indicates that it has over 24,000 GitHub stars, and a macOS desktop version as well as iOS and Android versions are available.
Who is it for?
- Developers who use multiple coding agents simultaneously and need to switch between them and compare their outputs in a single interface.
- People who already have subscriptions for coding agents and don't want to pay an additional model fee just for a shell.
- Engineers who want to view or advance tasks outside of their computers.
- Technical teams that want final say over tool behavior and are willing to read source code and build the tool themselves.
Key features
6Multi-Agent Orchestration
The official website states that it can schedule Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, and Grok simultaneously in a single interface.
Built-in subscription
Reuses the user's existing subscription, which the official website highlights as one of its key selling points.
One-click Commit/Push/PR
The official demo shows "one button to commit, push, and make a PR", combining commit, push, and PR creation into a single step.
Free to Fork
You can modify and distribute it freely in the open-source form. The official website's exact wording is "Steal our code (legally)".
Cross-device support
In addition to the macOS desktop version, it also provides iOS and Android versions, allowing you to view and advance tasks on your mobile phone.
Community Validation
The official website states that it is "Tolerated by over 500,000 devs" and displays usage reviews from numerous developers.
How to use T3 Code
- 1Connect your existing subscription first before creating any tasks; otherwise, the interface will open but the model calls will be unavailable.
- 2When running multiple agents in parallel, assign a separate working directory to each task to prevent concurrent modifications to the same repository.
- 3Before using one-click commit, be sure to review the differences. Combining commit, push, and PR creation into a single step means that errors will also reach the remote end in one go.
- 4Mobile is better suited for viewing and approval, while complex changes should be handled back on the desktop.
- 5Before forking and building your own version, confirm the license and update rhythm; maintaining the merging of upstream changes afterward is your responsibility.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
T3 Code receives about 222.0K visits per month and ranks #135,911 worldwide.
Monthly visits
11 monthsTraffic sources
- Direct53.6%
- Search34.1%
- Social7.0%
- Referrals4.0%
- Mail0.9%
- Other0.5%
Top countries
- United States32.5%
- Germany6.1%
- India5.5%
- France4.8%
- Brazil4.4%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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