Choose T3 Code if
you want a free MIT control plane for six agent harnesses with self-hosting, remote access, one-button source-control workflows, and native mobile clients.
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Claxedo vs. T3 Code
T3 Code is a free, MIT, self-hostable control plane for six coding harnesses, with remote access, source-control workflows, a built-in terminal and preview, and native mobile clients. Claxedo differs on organization-scoped teams, Pi and any ACP agent as harnesses, and portable agent setup across sandboxes.
The capabilities that decide it.
| Capability | T3 Code | Claxedo |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | MIT agent-harness control plane with a server runtime and web, Electron, and native mobile clients | Open-source workspace for every coding agent, with a control plane you can host |
| Team / multi-user | No shared organization or team workspace documented; remote authentication connects a user's devices and sessions | Multi-user, with accounts and organizations |
| Harnesses | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode, and Google Antigravity | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi, plus any ACP agent |
| Interfaces | Web, Electron desktop, native iOS/Android, and a headless server with terminal, diff, files, and preview surfaces | Chat and a real terminal, side by side |
| Platforms | macOS, Windows, and Linux (AppImage, .deb, AUR) desktop, plus WSL backends; web; native iOS and Android | Desktop on Mac, Windows and Linux, plus web and mobile web |
| Remote access | Direct LAN/Tailscale HTTPS, headless `t3 serve`, SSH, hosted pairing, and the managed T3 Connect relay | Pick up the same session from any device |
| Self-host | Yes; the core server and web client run on your infrastructure, and hosted web and T3 Connect are optional | Yes, on your own machine or your own Cloudflare |
| License | MIT | MIT |
| Backing | T3 Tools Inc. (MIT copyright holder); repository under the pingdotgg organization | Independent, open source |
| Pricing | Free; uses your existing agent subscriptions | Free. Bring your own model provider and sandbox. |
An honest split.
Where T3 Code is better
- Web, Electron, and native iOS/Android clients share one server runtime.
- One-button commit, push, and pull-request creation with per-turn checkpoint diffs.
- Native git-worktree integration, an MIT license, and bring-your-own agent subscriptions.
- Remote paths cover LAN, Tailscale, SSH, hosted pairing, and a managed relay.
Where Claxedo is different
- Organization-scoped multi-user workspaces; T3 Code documents device/session access rather than a shared team identity model.
- Portable skills, MCP servers, plugins, and instructions that sync into supported sandboxes.
- Pi as a built-in harness and any ACP agent, beyond T3 Code's six named harnesses.
Which should you pick?
Choose Claxedo if
you need organization-scoped teams, Pi or any ACP agent as a harness, or portable setup across sandboxes.
First-party sources
- T3 Code
- Source (pingdotgg/t3code)
- License
- Releases
- Installation
- Remote access
- Source control
- Threads and worktrees
- Preview browser
- Architecture
- iOS app
- Android app
- Content owner
- Claxedo maintainers
- Last reviewed
- Review due
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