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Connect to a running T3 Code instance to view threads and approve requests.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "t3code-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to the running T3 Code instance and list all current agent threads sorted by most recent activity.
A list of available threads with their recent activity information.
Send this message to the specified T3 Code thread: continue the previous task and report back when finished.
The message is delivered to the target thread for the agent to continue processing.
Review pending permission requests from Claude Code and approve the ones needed for this run.
The tool returns the request status and completes the relevant approval action.
When T3 Code is already running, developers can inspect agent threads and continue giving instructions through this tool. It fits cases where they need to take over or add guidance from another interface.
When Claude Code or a voice-controlled model raises permission requests, users can approve them through this tool. This helps keep the workflow moving without interrupting the main session.
If a running T3 Code instance contains multiple agent threads, users can review them in one place. This helps them quickly understand what tasks are currently in progress.
This is an MCP server for connecting to a running T3 Code instance. It lets you view agent threads, send messages, and approve permission requests from Claude Code or voice-controlled models.
The known prerequisite is a running T3 Code instance. The provided material does not specify installation steps, runtime requirements, or authentication details; see the source repository.
It is not a general chat interface, but a connector for an active T3 Code session. Its focus is on operating existing agent threads and handling permission requests rather than providing standalone model chat.
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