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ThreadlinesvsSynara

A Synara alternative with several agents in one thread

Synara began as a clone of T3 Code in March, and Threadlines grew from T3 Code too. Both are free and MIT-licensed. Synara adds hubs, where a coordinator runs workers on different agents, and a browser it shares with the agent. Threadlines lets two agents work in one thread at the same time.

FeatureThreadlinesSynara
Price and licenseYes:Free, MITYes:Free, MIT
DesktopYes:macOS, Windows, LinuxYes:macOS, Windows, Linux
PhoneYes:Home Screen web app with alertsYes:Web client, iPhone app in early access
AgentsCodex, Claude Code and seven more, plus community agentsTen, including Devin and Factory Droid
Two agents in a thread at onceYes:One can review the other's workNo:One at a time, by handoff
Your other computersYes:Yes, where the project is set upYes:Headless server, Remote in early access
Scheduled and event tasksYes:Schedules, GitHub issues, webhooksPartly:Schedules
Agents in your terminalYes:Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, scriptsYes:An MCP server for Codex or Claude Code
Git worktree per taskYes:Per threadYes:Per task
Pull requests and CIYes:Beside the threadYes:Stacked PRs and auto-fix for CI
Built-in browserYes:Built inYes:Shared with the agent, computer use on macOS

Pick Threadlines if

  • You want two agents working in the same thread at once.
  • You want phone alerts without signing in to anything.

Pick Synara if

  • You want hubs, where a coordinator runs workers on different agents.
  • You want the iOS Simulator, or computer use on macOS, beside the chat.
  • You want a built-in code editor with a JavaScript debugger.
Threadlines with a full sidebar of projects and threads, and two agents working on the same bug in one thread
Claude's Opus keeps working while Codex's GPT-6.1-Sol answers a question on the side.

Questions

Is Synara a fork of T3 Code?

Its changelog says it started as a clone of T3 Code in March 2026. Threadlines also grew from T3 Code, and all three are MIT-licensed.

Can I use both?

Yes. They're separate apps, and both run the agent CLIs already on your computer with your own sign-ins.

We checked these facts about Synara on October 29, 2026, against Synara's README, website, handoffs, hubs, pull requests, browser verification, automations, external MCP, headless server, computer use, releases and changelog. Something out of date? Open an issue and we'll fix it.

See every agent Threadlines runs, or Threadlines vs Conductor, or Threadlines vs T3 Code, or Threadlines vs Codex app, or Threadlines vs Claude Code desktop, or Threadlines vs Orca, or Threadlines vs Paradev, or Threadlines vs Emdash, or Threadlines vs MonoCode.

Synara is made by Emanuele-web04. Threadlines is an independent open-source project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Emanuele-web04.