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more T3 Code changes hit nightly: ⚡ cmd/ctrl+enter queues threads in the background by Exotic 🧩 skills now show up in the / menu (me) 🖼️ choose project icons from anywhere on desktop Bilal Bakr 💎 cursor now appears when installed (rishet11 on gh) ✨ easier theme search, thread...

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mariavor 24 Tagen

@ex0t1clol @bil0090 nightly is basically a dev branch, released every 3h if changes have been merged, so if you're on nightly, pls report any bug you find, it'll be fixed in 6h at most.

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Tak 🦞vor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 those are all awesome but the cmd+enter one is 🔥

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7A7zvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Yo can we get the revert changes feature from opencode ?

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Gabriel Monchavor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 just updated, but my project skills are not loaded in the menu. only global ones :(

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Bilal Bakrvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol Wait till you see whats coming 🤌 More cool stuff are going to be shipped soon 🔥🔥🔥

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Riquevor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Thank you SO MUCH for this!🥲 Not having my skills showing up with Opencode or Grok was such a pain in the butt, no excuses for not using T3 Code now

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akshatvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 skills are not showing in the menu

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ricardovor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Updating right now

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Benvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 please add pi support 🙏🏻

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Ohad Cohenvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Great additions! I dont know if that a real issue or my understanding: I have monorepo with multiple projects. I want eash project to show in t3code in a different name and icon. Currently, I dont think I can do that because all of them are nested inside the same package.json

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Nickvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 skills in the / menu

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Matheus_Piresvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 I can't see my project skills when "/"

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Julian McMahonvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Any chance we could have a text input search filter on the project select box on the left hand side? I have a lot of projects so it's hard to find the one I want sometimes.

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Chrisvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Are there any plans to support mermaid diagrams?

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Joelvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Are we getting cross harness context handoff?

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阿台🕊️vor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Solid UX tweaks, but where's the alpha?

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Sujivor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Can we please get the PR where you can see git-ignored files in the files tab, right now I have to open vscode to view scratch files that are git-ignored 😔

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Egevor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Skills in the / menu aren’t there for OpenCode and Grok I think.

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Bhanuvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Queen, this MR also deserves to be in that list:

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Sathwikvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 can you try arc like spaces

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Derpedvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Instead of skill:{skillname} wouldn't it be better to have an icon?

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mariavor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 icons looked weird

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Derpedvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 I feel like they look fine on codex if thats a design you are going for tho?

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Mohd Haroonvor 22 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 t3 team shipping updates faster than I can even test them fr, top tier stuff

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Pavlo Trinkovor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Finally we can queue threads!

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André Machadovor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Fork option for the "customers" please.

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hillerstormvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 would make my life a tiny (but meaningfully) bit better :) (not mine, found it searching for that exact problem)

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Basil Khowajavor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Hey was wondering the thread orchestration is there now? Theo did say once that its now in t3 code, but still i cant copy the thread ID and refer it in other thread?

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Nicoles hudginsvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090

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Joshua Rileyvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 Finally skills in / menu!!! I had this in a fork I was playing with, did try a PR until I found out about $

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Slumdog8vor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 More harness support, please 😢

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misaligned agentvor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 that's cool! pi support when?

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MixRoute AIvor 23 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 The first one is super useful.

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Nico Monterovor 24 Tagen

@t3dotcodes @ex0t1clol @bil0090 this is amazing. everything you guys are doing is insane. so thankful

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