Software · Agent control plane
A minimalist, open-source control plane for the coding-agent subscriptions you already use.
BYOS simplicity, branch-isolated threads, inline diff review, and a short path from agent work to pull request.
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Overview
T3 Code sits above coding-agent harnesses and coordinates how their sessions map to repositories, branches, review, and delivery. A minimalist, open-source control plane for the coding-agent subscriptions you already use.
The standout: BYOS simplicity, branch-isolated threads, inline diff review, and a short path from agent work to pull request. The strongest fit: Developers who want a focused multi-harness interface without buying another token plan.
Operating model
Connect the coding-agent subscriptions you already pay for.
Start each task in an isolated branch-backed workspace.
Review the agent conversation and generated diff in one surface.
Commit, push, and turn accepted work into a pull request.
Fit check
It is a control layer, so provider subscriptions and local agent setup remain your responsibility.
Its deliberately narrow interface favors a focused review loop over deep workflow automation.
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