T3 Code setup: desktop agents and mobile access

This walkthrough installs T3 Code on Windows and explores its desktop and mobile workflow. The presenter describes it as a free, open source control surface for agent CLIs and uses Codex, Claude and Grok within one project. It manages coding assistant sessions; the demonstration does not establish that their models run on the user's hardware.

The project workflow covers Git initialization, parallel threads and separate worktrees. The presenter inspects changes by turn, saves a server command as a project Action, and explores the file browser, terminal and embedded browser. A VS Code shortcut opens the project directory. The tutorial also publishes the project to a private GitHub repository. One attempt to create a thread returns a duplicate-thread error before a later attempt succeeds.

For phone access, the presenter downloads T3 Code from the App Store, signs into T3 Connect and enables a relay client on the desktop. Using the same account on the phone, they continue prompting, run a saved Action and commit changes. The agent continues working on the PC rather than moving execution onto the phone.

The presenter praises the mobile interface but calls the project early and notes bugs. Compared with herdr, they prefer herdr's control and say T3 Code does not yet provide the multi-agent orchestration they use there.