T3 Code drives the harnesses installed on one computer, from desktop, web and first-class iOS and Android apps. It is MIT, free, and asks for nothing you are not already paying for.
intentic changes what an agent inherits: not your machine as it stands, but a container from an image you approve, capabilities that hand it your systems, and events that start it while you sleep.
Head to head
1 of 10 rows go to T3 Code: ▸ marks them
Where you agree · both use your existing subscription, with no resale or metering. You can switch harnesses mid-thread, read the MIT source, and answer from your phone a run you started at your maker.
| Dimension | intentic | T3 Code |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | a containerized workspace and control surface for an agent fleet | a control surface for the agents on your machine |
| Where the agent runs | a Docker sandbox | your machine, against your local checkout |
| Host operating system | macOS, Linux, Windows | macOS, Windows, Linux |
| Harnesses | Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi Code or Google, plus any ACP agent | Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok |
| On a phone | the workspace on your home screen, with push notifications | ▸native iOS and Android apps |
| What you can change about the environment | the image, the capabilities, the context loaded each turn | your machine, as it already is |
| Where credentials live | inside the sandbox, injected per turn | your shell, one login per harness |
| Isolation | one git worktree per agent | a branch per agent thread |
| Starts on an event | automations: cron, webhook, chat, email, CI/CD, workspace events | you start each thread |
| Licence | MIT for the sandbox, platform and CLI | MIT throughout |
What it comes down to
What the agent inherits
T3 Code launches the CLIs on the computer running its server, so an agent's reach is your reach: your PATH, your logins, your clients. In intentic the workspace runs in an image you approve; use separate sandboxes when two roles need different toolchains or authority.
Systems, and running unwatched
Capabilities connect a sandbox to GitHub, Postgres, Sentry, Stripe, SSH and MCP servers, each credential kept inside, and automations start a fresh session on a schedule or event. T3 Code runs the threads you open, where you opened them.
Pick T3 Code when
Your computer already has every tool and login your agents need, and native iOS and Android apps matter more than a browser tab. It is one MIT app with nothing to configure.
How this was checked
Every claim about T3 Code on this page is drawn from its own documentation, last read on . These products move fast. Spot something out of date? Open an issue and it is fixed in the next build.