- Install T3 Code
- Messages and context
- Mini Skills
- Agent Profiles
- Working with threads
- Events, hooks, orchestrators, and delegated tasks
- Peers, nodes, and jobs
- Permission modes
- Terminal history
- Source control
- Project settings
- Appearance and themes
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Sync projects between environments
- SnapShots
- Visual replies
- Import browser sessions
- Use T3 Code as your default browser
- Devices
- Usage and limits
- Product usage data
- Remote access
- Guest links
- T3 Connect troubleshooting
- Outside agents (MCP)
- Running in the background
- Controlling T3 Code from the command line
- Updating T3 Code
- Triage an issue
- Provider guides: Codex · Claude · OpenCode · Antigravity · Pi · Muse Code · fx
- AI runtimes and network model endpoints
Start with the development runbook and contribution policy.
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- Architecture overview
- Glossary
- Connection runtime
- Providers
- Project sync
- Adding a provider
- Pull request file revisions
- Model classification
- Remote environments
- Server updates
- Resource telemetry
- Product analytics
- Environment auth
- T3 Connect
- Assistant citations
- Mobile navigation
- Mobile development lifecycle
- Terminal runtime
- Devices
- Voice input