Full time CEO @t3dotcodes & @t3dotchat. Part time YouTuber, investor, and developer

San Francisco, CA
Joined October 2016
Does @poteto really burn $132,000,000/year in tokens? No. But if she did, it would be worth it. Let me explain.
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I should clarify: this is over the internet, not via computer use. If I turned off my laptop, I can still control my other machines via my Grok Bot on my phone.
Day 29/ You can now control your whole fleet through a single MCP server in T3 Code. Here's me spinning up 8 threads on different machines via Grok Bot.
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Day 28/ Julius cooked harder than I thought. Multi-machine orchestration has been achieved internally. One thread, multi-model, multi-harness, multi-app, multi-os, multi-machine, multi-network. We're just getting started :)
Day 27/ Run into a bug? Debug it in t3 code itself with cmd+k "triage" This will: - Clone the T3 Code source for your exact version - Give context with a playbook to your agent of choice - Let you debug and fix the problems with your agent - Cut an issue if it's our fault
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@grok how many days of shipping have we had in the last 3 days
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I thought we were at least a month away from this holy shit xitter.cf/theo/status/2115409288…
Day 29/ You can now control your whole fleet through a single MCP server in T3 Code. Here's me spinning up 8 threads on different machines via Grok Bot.
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Day 29/ You can now control your whole fleet through a single MCP server in T3 Code. Here's me spinning up 8 threads on different machines via Grok Bot.
Day 28/ Julius cooked harder than I thought. Multi-machine orchestration has been achieved internally. One thread, multi-model, multi-harness, multi-app, multi-os, multi-machine, multi-network. We're just getting started :)
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I think I found the perfect analogy for how to code with agents
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The trick is to run so fast that you don't know how far ahead you are
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It is easier to build features than it is to announce them
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I have merged 2 features since tweeting this
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I have announced 5 features since tweeting this
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I'm not gonna lie, this puts us in first place by default. Nobody has this working end to end yet.
Day 28/ Julius cooked harder than I thought. Multi-machine orchestration has been achieved internally. One thread, multi-model, multi-harness, multi-app, multi-os, multi-machine, multi-network. We're just getting started :)
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Day 27/ Run into a bug? Debug it in t3 code itself with cmd+k "triage" This will: - Clone the T3 Code source for your exact version - Give context with a playbook to your agent of choice - Let you debug and fix the problems with your agent - Cut an issue if it's our fault
Day 26/ Interrupt compaction with "send now" if you change your mind (also put the token # back in the auto-compact toggle, missed it too much)
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Got a few more I'm excited to drop but gonna let @thsottiaux catch up a bit first :)
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Day 26/ Interrupt compaction with "send now" if you change your mind (also put the token # back in the auto-compact toggle, missed it too much)
Day 25/ "Boring Mode" sidebar is now available as an experimental option. I know some people just can't give up grouping by project. Here you go. Enjoy.
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Day 25/ "Boring Mode" sidebar is now available as an experimental option. I know some people just can't give up grouping by project. Here you go. Enjoy.
Day 24/ A new button has appeared in the T3 Code user settings 👀
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Forcing myself to use this a few days so I can polish the hell out of it. I hate this.
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I'm so mad that I have to release and maintain an os 🙃
Bad news: t3os is actually really fkn good
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Theo - t3.gg retweeted
I first tried T3 Code this spring. It didn’t stick. I was too used to the terminal. Since then I’ve tried everything: herdr, monocode, and a dozen others. A few months ago I gave T3 Code another shot. Now it’s the best app I’ve ever used. I can’t imagine my workday without it. I even cancelled my Cursor subscription. I just don’t need it anymore. If you tried it once and bounced, give it a second chance. Huge thanks to @theo @maria_rcks @jullerino. You’re the best 🙏 What’s a tool you almost gave up on too early?
Genuinely never could have imagined T3 Code getting as massive and well loved as it is today. Thank you all. Never giving up on open source 🫡
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To make up for this, I'm also making the Tailscale experience 10x better (arguably better than T3 Connect) More soon!
Day 24/ A new button has appeared in the T3 Code user settings 👀
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Bad news: t3os is actually really fkn good
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Theo - t3.gg retweeted
If you love CLIs for their simplicity and lightweight, try T3 code, its a very lightweight desktop app by @theo, which I am sure you already know. I have been absolutely loving the experience of that app. @t3dotcodes team cooked with this. Detailed analysis very soon.
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