wtf is t3code?

T3 Code is a minimal web based interface for coding agents. Instead of typing commands into a terminal, you get a graphical window that connects to AI coding tools you already have installed, such as Codex, Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode, with more providers planned. Think of it as a simple front end that sits on top of the coding agent you already use, rather than a coding agent on its own. Before you can use T3 Code, you need to install and log in to at least one of the supported providers. For example, if you want to use Claude, you install Claude Code separately and run its login command first. T3 Code does not replace those tools, it gives you a shared interface to talk to them. You can try it without installing anything by running a single command through npx, or you can install a full desktop app for Windows, macOS, or Arch Linux through common package managers like winget, Homebrew, or the Arch User Repository. The project is very early. The README says to expect bugs, and the team is not yet accepting outside contributions. There is no public documentation site yet, only markdown files kept inside the project's docs folder covering getting started steps, architecture, provider guides, operations, and reference material. For people who still want to dig into the code, the project uses a build tool called Vite+ and a command line helper named vp to install dependencies. Support is available through a Discord server linked in the README.