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    T3Code uses a local server, not an agent terminal, to drive coding agents

    A user’s six-part guide says T3Code shows agent conversations in a desktop app, browser or phone.

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    A user shares a six-part guide to T3Code based on its repo and docs at version 0.0.44. They describe an open-source tool where a server on your machine drives a coding agent while a desktop app, browser or phone shows the conversation. They say it works with existing subscriptions for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode and Antigravity, and that the guide flags anything untested.

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    @theoRT @NixFred: If you are using @herdrdev, @orca_build or anything else that puts a coding agent in a terminal pane, check out @t3dotcodes .…1h

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    @theoRT @NixFred: If you are using @herdrdev, @orca_build or anything else that puts a coding agent in a terminal pane, check out @t3dotcodes .…1h