T3 Code

“Because like the one issue here is it's going to train the model to assume T3 code exists because practically all of my usage is in T3 code which means if he uses that in training the model is going to start assuming T3 code just exists and is always available when it's only available if you're using it obviously but it would be funny.”

“I specified to do this in T3 Code. If you're not using T3 Code, good luck figuring out how to do this right. I have put a lot of effort in.”

“As the creator of T3 Code, I'm always out here plugging my harness, right?”

“I decided it was finally time to sit down and show all of it. give you a real overview of not just what T3 Code is, but how it's changed, how I build with it, and why over half a million developers are choosing to work with it now.”

“When I'm working on T3 Code, almost half of my threads end up using one of these three skills.”

“I've been spending a lot of time recently using T3 Code and other tools to audit all the things my agents have been doing on my machines.”

“I recently added a feature in T3 Code where you can remotely update all of your machines and all of their providers with one click.”

“Out of curiosity, I'm throwing this model at one of my favorite tasks, which is auditing my open pull requests. T3 code has over 1,500 PR's right now.”

“…or it's coming from Claude calling Codex via T3 code in order to review Claude's work.”

“I even made a change in T3 code where when threads are running they get auto hid because I don't care what the thread is doing until it's done unless of course the model is working with me and we have this real quick back and forth.”

“This is one of the longest threads I've ever done in T3 code.”

“By default, T3 code auto settles threads that you have not touched for at least 3 days, which I think's the right call. I bumped it to seven cuz I usually have better discipline about clearing out my inbox, but I'm not good enough at it here, which is why my sidebar is a little chaotic.”

“Here's a real thread I kicked off earlier today in T3 Code that I think showcases what I'm talking about relatively well.”

“Here are my 1,118T3 code chats that I did on this particular machine categorized and classified using Jev.”

“So, I screenshot it. I paste it to my agent in T3 Code on my phone and say, "Fix this. Test it.”

“I use it hours a day every day, probably averaging 10 hours a day in T3 Code lately.”

“And when you look at the numbers for how we're using them, both models have massively improved our productivity within T3 Code.”

“One of the things I've really liked in T3 Code recently is how we integrate and relate a PR to a thread in your sidebar.”

“You'll notice as I scroll through my threads in T3 code that a significant portion of them are codecs.”

“That's the feature that lets you use T3 code to control different machines, which is mostly how I use it.”

“Took a bit of back and forth, but I now have 5.3 flash working inside of T3 code.”

“I also needed a good place to stak this piece about not killing the T3 code server when I'm working on T3 code in T3 code and this felt like a decent place to put it.”

“I can't tell you how much time I've spent with T3 code setting up things so that the agent can actually spin up and test work as well as expose it to me.”

“I'm pressing command shift O in T3 Code. I'm picking a project. I am going to create a new work tree when I send off this prompt.”

“I did all of this in a thread in T3 code in a repo that I already made called fleet where I manage all of my like skill files and things.”

“I need to talk about T3 code because Julius and I made T3 code because we shared a lot of these frustrations.”

“I kick off a prompt using T3 code, command shift O, enter for the repo, tell it what I want, and then go check another thread after.”