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Developers juggling multiple coding-agent subscriptions and machines.

Why it deserves attention

T3 Code orchestrates Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor, and Grok from one desktop and mobile app, keeping each session visible instead of scattered across terminals. It brings your existing subscriptions, supports remote machines, and can be forked because it is MIT-licensed with 42,000 GitHub stars. The macOS app and iOS and Android companions cover the main workflows. It is young and moving quickly, so expect rough edges, and it does not replace the agents themselves.

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