T3 Code
Open-source control plane to orchestrate multiple AI coding agents.
At a glance
Free · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: free and open source under the MIT license; no tokens resold and no quota caps; agent subscriptions are the user's own.
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Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: free and open source under the MIT license; no tokens resold and no quota caps; agent subscriptions are the user's own.
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Developers who orchestrate multiple coding agents
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Developers who orchestrate multiple coding agents
Limits and trade-offs
Agent subscriptions are paid separately; this is an open-source tool, not a hosted service.
Plans and free allowances
Official homepage reviewed 2026-11-02: free and open source under the MIT license; no tokens resold and no quota caps; agent subscriptions are the user's own.
Evidence
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-02. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at T3 Code
T3 Code is a free, open-source control plane for coding agents: orchestrate Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor and Grok from one surface with your own subscriptions, switch models mid-thread, and open a pull request with one button.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose T3 Code
- Developers who use several coding agents and want one orchestration surface
- Developers who want per-thread branches and one-button pull requests
When to choose something else
- Users who expect token costs to be included, since you bring your own subscriptions
- Users who want a hosted service rather than a self-hosted open-source tool
A practical starting workflow
- Install T3 Code and plug in the agent harness you already pay for
- Run agents in one thread and switch models mid-thread
- Review the diff and open a pull request with one button when the work is good
Check before committing
- Vendor claims on the official page are not guarantees; actual results, quality and availability must be tested in the product.
- Prices and features may change after this review; recheck the official site before purchase or signup.
- No tokens are resold and there are no quota caps; you keep your own agent subscriptions, which you pay for separately.
Common questions
What is T3 Code?
A free, open-source control plane for orchestrating coding agents from one surface.
How much does T3 Code cost?
Free and open source under the MIT license; you bring your own agent subscriptions.
Which agents can T3 Code orchestrate?
Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, Cursor and Grok are named.
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