Positive users express excitement about T3 Code's major update and its potential to shrink the gap from idea to working software, while negative users dismiss it as an unnecessary wrapper around open source tools.
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@theo @BennettBuhner VERY MUCH AGREE WITH THIS CALL. let the frontier labs build the harnesses. Its very possible they will add features, and they're going to probably be able to best tune their harnesses to behave well with their model. for some reason they suck at building not terrible desktop app
@theo Set up T3 Code on a Linux box this morning and I'm remoting into it from my Mac, similar to what you mentioned in your Linux video. It's been amazing. Zero problems through my entire workday. Looking forward to the mobile app! it's definitely replacing Codex for me
@theo lol wrapper that wraps a wrapper is the best coding tool? lmao. your business is stealing from open source and wrapping it around a proprietary LLM you don't own and marketing to retards.
@theo Been working on a fork of the desktop + mobile apps with the features I needed and making all of my dreams come true. Appreciate yall for putting in all the work and open sourcing it!
@theo Hell yeah, looking forward to it:D
@theo I'm excited for it!
T3 Code is one of the best agentic code tools right now. I genuinely believe we're about to leap frog the others with this next update. The "end to end" vision is so close to realized. I'm so hyped to share this with you all. I'm proud that we get to do it entirely in the open.
@MatthewBerman I'll dm you for test flight for mobile app and T3 Connect Stuff I'm excited about rn is all in PRs, I'm just using dev builds and literally can't pull myself from my desk cuz I'm having so much fun
Positive users express excitement about T3 Code's major update and its potential to shrink the gap from idea to working software, while negative users dismiss it as an unnecessary wrapper around open source tools.
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@theo Awesome. Can I early test?