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ThreadlinesvsT3 Code

A T3 Code alternative with several agents in one thread

Threadlines began as a fork of T3 Code, and both are free, MIT-licensed apps for the agents you already pay for. Threadlines puts several agents in one thread. T3 Code puts more into phones and remote machines.

FeatureThreadlinesT3 Code
Price and licenseYes:Free, MITYes:Free, MIT
DesktopYes:macOS, Windows, LinuxYes:macOS, Windows, Linux
PhonePartly:Pair your phone and use its browserYes:iPhone and Android apps
AgentsCodex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, fx. Grok, Muse Code and Pi in 0.7.0.Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity, Grok, Pi, and Muse Code in beta.
Several agents in one threadYes:One can review the other's workNo:Agents hand tasks to child threads
Agents start threadsYes:YesYes:Yes
Switch agents mid-threadYes:With a recap and your working treeYes:With a selection of past messages
Git hostsPartly:GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOpsYes:Those, plus Forgejo, Gitea and more
Built-in browserYes:Built inYes:Built in
Usage limitsPartly:Meters where the agent reports limitsYes:Pooled across accounts, auto-resume

Pick Threadlines if

  • You want two agents in the same thread.
  • You want to ask Codex or Claude something while another agent works.
  • You use fx.

Pick T3 Code if

  • You want native phone apps or a hosted web app.
  • Your code lives on Forgejo or Gitea.
  • You want pooled limits, scheduled tasks or webhooks.
  • You'd rather use the bigger project, with about 28,000 stars.
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 Threadlines a fork of T3 Code?

Yes. Threadlines started from T3 Code and keeps its MIT license and Git history. It has its own direction now, and improvements still flow back when they fit.

Can I use both?

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

We checked these facts about T3 Code on October 18, 2026, against T3 Code's README, v0.1.0 release notes and user docs. Something out of date? Open an issue and we'll fix it.

See every agent Threadlines runs, or Threadlines vs Conductor.

T3 Code is made by T3 Tools. Threadlines is an independent open-source project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by T3 Tools.