A person involved with T3 Code says it's cool to see the project's UX experiments validated by labs.
Someone involved with T3 Code calls its UX experiments “weird” and celebrates what they see as validation from labs.
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@theoSo cool seeing our weird UX experiments in T3 Code getting validated by the labs
@trq212Claude Code Desktop is now so much aware of its own capabilities and how it can work with you, like spinning off subsessions. I think of this almost like a v2, so many small details went into make it great.
@DanielleFong@trq212 this is my first time understanding the claude code desktop and claude desktop is different@theoSo cool seeing our weird UX experiments in T3 Code getting validated by the labs@trq212Claude Code Desktop is now so much aware of its own capabilities and how it can work with you, like spinning off subsessions. I think of this almost like a v2, so many small details went into make it great.@DanielleFong@trq212 this is my first time understanding the claude code desktop and claude desktop is different@theoSo cool seeing our weird UX experiments in T3 Code getting validated by the labs@trq212Claude Code Desktop is now so much aware of its own capabilities and how it can work with you, like spinning off subsessions. I think of this almost like a v2, so many small details went into make it great.@DanielleFong@trq212 this is my first time understanding the claude code desktop and claude desktop is different@theoSo cool seeing our weird UX experiments in T3 Code getting validated by the labs@trq212Claude Code Desktop is now so much aware of its own capabilities and how it can work with you, like spinning off subsessions. I think of this almost like a v2, so many small details went into make it great.@DanielleFong@trq212 this is my first time understanding the claude code desktop and claude desktop is different—
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