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t3-term

v0.1.0

Published

T3 Code in your terminal: the full T3 Code client, drawn on the GPU inside kitty or Ghostty, or in a native window.

Readme

t3-term

T3 Code in your terminal. The full T3 Code client (sidebar, chat, composer, model picker, approvals, git actions, diffs, integrated terminal, settings, command palette) drawn on the GPU and shown inside kitty or Ghostty through the kitty graphics protocol. Anywhere else it opens a native window.

npx t3-term            # or: bunx t3-term
npm i -g t3-term       # then just: t3-term

t3-term is a client. With no arguments it connects to the T3 Code server running on this machine (the desktop app, npx t3, or npx t3 serve), so your providers, projects, threads and settings are the ones you already have.

t3-term --pair 'http://host:3773/pair#token=ABCD1234'   # another machine, by pairing link
t3-term --url http://host:3773 --token <bearer>          # or a session token
t3-term --window                                         # native window even inside kitty/Ghostty
t3-term --terminal                                       # force terminal mode
t3-term ~/code/my-project                                # new thread in that project

Runs on macOS (Apple silicon), Linux (x64) and Windows (x64, native window only). More at https://github.com/SunkenInTime/t3-term.