this is how I keep an eye on my coding agents a 3D office connected to my live T3 Code sessions, so I can check on them wherever I go (built with Three.js & T3 Code)

Love this. The set-and-forget crowd will say watching agents is wasted time, but ambient awareness isn't micromanagement — a quick glance at the room tells you the state of the fleet without reading a single log line. Basically a Tamagotchi for your coding sessions. Would love a little "panic corner" where stuck agents pace around.

@threejs @t3dotcodes great idea! (currently we just have leisure rooms for when they are done)

@threejs @t3dotcodes A 3D office for live agent sessions is a wild way to watch them. I usually just leave the terminal open and pretend I am not checking every diff. Seeing them in a room might actually make me less anxious.

@threejs @t3dotcodes it is especially useful if you have multiple things going on, so I immediately see which agents are working and which are done

@threejs @t3dotcodes This is very cool as a concept but makes no sense in practise. The whole point of T3 code is to set and forget and start a new thread - rinse repeat. Having to ‘manage’ agents is just time and energy wasted. But that quip aside, very cool.

@threejs @t3dotcodes I'm not managing the agents through this visualization, I manage them via T3 Code, this is just as a passive overview of what is going on (how many agents there are, which projects agents work on etc.)

@threejs @t3dotcodes Very nice! Great minds….

@threejs @t3dotcodes awesome! :D

@threejs @t3dotcodes The working/done cards are the useful part. Otherwise it’s a lovely office where your agents have gone to hide.

@threejs @t3dotcodes thx!, in night mode, only the rooms (projects) where people are working are lit, so this also gives a quick overview (that I desperately needed)

@threejs @t3dotcodes i am doing this too its very fun while doing work. :D

@threejs @t3dotcodes I’m apparently the guy who likes Anno a little too much — so naturally, my agent control center looks like an Anno interface. I just click on the bots, talk to them, and send them off to work. 😄

@threejs @t3dotcodes sadly never played it, guess my version would be The Settlers-style

@threejs @t3dotcodes Sure. That’s why you can change the style 🙃

@threejs @t3dotcodes ohh nice :D

@threejs @t3dotcodes the rooms only lighting up when agents are working is a nice little detail

@threejs @t3dotcodes thank you!

@threejs @t3dotcodes I just did this today lol Was really fast to set up on my project! I did skip 3js tho and got it down to about 88mb using no gpu and barely a percent of the cpu

@threejs @t3dotcodes nice!

@threejs @t3dotcodes very very very nice job, definitively is a curious way to work with agents hahaha

@threejs @t3dotcodes thank you!

@threejs @t3dotcodes This is amazing hahaha

@threejs @t3dotcodes Just started

@threejs @t3dotcodes nicee!

@threejs @t3dotcodes please keep improving this project and don't let it die :D I try to do that too

@threejs @t3dotcodes already have multiple updates in the pipeline :D

@threejs @t3dotcodes using Codex or Claude?

@threejs @t3dotcodes or...

@threejs @t3dotcodes whats this art style called? i wanna make figurines like this in codex

@threejs @t3dotcodes works also great if you use image references my personal trainer^^:

@threejs @t3dotcodes oh sick!! gon use it for my project now

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@threejs @t3dotcodes lol I'm doing the same for my Pi sessions and agents

@threejs @t3dotcodes i don't get the need to anthromorphize...

@threejs @t3dotcodes then don’t 🤷‍♂️

@threejs @t3dotcodes Similar for #odoo :

This is delightful — but it's also solving a real problem: ambient awareness. Background agents are invisible until they need you, and "needing you" usually means they're already blocked. How does the 3D office get live state — polling or a websocket from the T3 sessions? And does it distinguish agent states (working vs blocked vs waiting-for-input)? The killer feature would be the little 3D worker raising its hand when it needs you.

@threejs @t3dotcodes We are bringing these back from the early OpenClaw days huh

@threejs @t3dotcodes exactly 🤌

@threejs @t3dotcodes This is such a cool way to monitor agents. A live 3D office is way more useful than staring at a terminal all day. You can literally see what your agents are doing at a glance

@threejs @t3dotcodes Fun way to watch them. The view that saves the most time is which agents are blocked on a human. A desk that turns red when an agent is stuck waiting for an approval beats any graph of tokens per minute.

@threejs @t3dotcodes having a 3D office for real-time coding oversight is a clever way to boost productivity

@threejs @t3dotcodes thats awesome, love seeing progress

@threejs @t3dotcodes You should open source this...

@threejs @t3dotcodes I am thinking about it, but first need some people who would like to maintain this with me (never managed an active OSS project)

@threejs @t3dotcodes a 3D office sounds cool, but you might miss out on real-time collaboration

@threejs @t3dotcodes what do you mean, the agents collaborating together or multiple users?

@threejs @t3dotcodes Is there any guide, how to make this kind of animation from setup to results?

@threejs @t3dotcodes Nice, can we use it for fun ?

@threejs @t3dotcodes depends on what fun you mean 😄

@threejs @t3dotcodes It’s test to see my agents works in 3D world but I’m not sure I will use it, I love my terminal

@threejs @t3dotcodes fair, you will also be able to use it on your mobile phone, and potentially on your website

@threejs @t3dotcodes But, like, why

@threejs @t3dotcodes for me this is helpful to visualize my personal software factory