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T3 Code

Open-source GUI for managing AI coding agents with your own API keys

open sourceupdated May 9, 2026

Unified desktop interface for Codex and Claude Code with a model selector dropdown. Features a git-integrated sidebar, parallel task and thread management, chat and plan modes, and customizable agent access levels. Run via desktop app or npx for instant access. Brings visual project management to terminal-based AI coding agents without sacrificing their command-line power.

T3 Code is a fully open-source desktop application that provides a clean, modern graphical interface for managing AI coding agents like OpenAI Codex and Claude Code. Built by Theo from t3.gg, it solves the problem of terminal-based AI coding agents lacking visual feedback, task management, and multi-project orchestration capabilities by providing a purpose-built UI layer on top of existing agent engines. T3 Code does not replace AI coding agents but makes them significantly more accessible and productive through visual diffs, threaded conversations, and built-in terminal integration.

T3 Code supports multi-repo, multi-agent parallelism that lets developers run multiple AI agents across different projects simultaneously from a single interface, with git worktree integration to spin up isolated branches per task. Its task-oriented chat UI represents each thread as a discrete task with full reasoning and tool call visibility, and includes a built-in terminal drawer for real-time execution, visual diffs for proposed changes, and the ability to commit and push directly from the UI. The application follows a bring-your-own-key model, connecting to services like OpenAI Codex or Anthropic Claude Code using your own API keys with no subscription fees.

T3 Code is designed for developers who want the power of terminal-based AI coding agents combined with the usability of a graphical application for managing complex, multi-task workflows. It is particularly valuable for developers who work on multiple repositories simultaneously and want to parallelize AI agent work across different projects without managing multiple terminal sessions. Compared to using AI coding agents directly in the terminal, T3 Code provides better visibility into agent reasoning, easier change review through visual diffs, and streamlined git operations, making it an excellent companion tool for power users of Codex and Claude Code.

Pricing

Free and open-source (bring your own API keys)

Platforms

macOS, Windows (npx t3 for terminal)

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FAQ

What is T3 Code?

Unified desktop interface for Codex and Claude Code with a model selector dropdown. Features a git-integrated sidebar, parallel task and thread management, chat and plan modes, and customizable agent access levels. Run via desktop app or npx for instant access. Brings visual project management to terminal-based AI coding agents without sacrificing their command-line power.

Is T3 Code free?

Yes — T3 Code is open source and free to use. Free and open-source (bring your own API keys)

Is T3 Code open source?

Yes — T3 Code is open source.

What are the best T3 Code alternatives?

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