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You can now create webhook triggered tasks in T3 Code! Perfect for issue triaging or other tasks you wanna run on a trigger. Signed in to T3 Connect? You get a URL that forwards events to your environment, or opt in to have them held and replayed for up...

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Juliusvor 19 Tagen

The task prompt is a template. Pull anything from the request into it with placeholders: {{body.release.tag_name}}, {{headers.x-github-event}}, {{query.ref}} So a GitHub release becomes "Draft release notes for v1.4.2 in pingdotgg/t3code". Every delivery is logged with the exact prompt it produced, so you can see what the agent got.

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Juliusvor 19 Tagen

You don't even have to set it up yourself. Ask an agent "make a webhook task that triages new GitHub issues" and it creates the task for you. When it needs the signing secret, it asks for it through a private card in the thread instead of the chat. The value is stored on your environment and the agent only gets a one-time reference, so it never sees the secret.

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Ansh Nandavor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Fire. Do we have native crons in t3 yet?

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Kirillvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Tasks triggering agents is the right direction. I've gone pretty far with this in my t3code fork. Happy to upstream parts of it if that fits where you're taking tasks.

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Cachetronautvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes This will be huge; I’ve been trying to set something like this up for a while. Is this in the nightly?

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Juliusvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Yes

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Cachetronautvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes

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Ice de Veravor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes the possibilities here are wild!

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Nipsulivor 19 Tagen

@maria_rcks @t3dotcodes Well hot damn. Need to move one of my boxes to connect from tailscale then

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Mvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes this is so so fire for always on machines. can make a linear issue on mobile and its handled

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johnvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes everyday is ✨ now, huh

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Dan Rossvor 19 Tagen

@maria_rcks @t3dotcodes T3 Code aka T3 Cooks

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Alex Hatzenbuhlervor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes I recently had been thinking about how I can connect my internal system in workers to a bunch of individual agents running on cloudflare durable objects (or something like this...) but now maybe I just send all that to my mac mini via a tunnel and let T3 do all the work 👀

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Bingo Codesvor 19 Tagen

@maria_rcks @t3dotcodes Yayyy keep cooking it up

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Roni Rechtervor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes the 24h replay is the bit that will save someone

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Lyndon Hectorvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes webhook triggers in t3 code is gonna be dangerous for me. 1,400+ sessions in and i still find new ways to live in there lol

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cosmicvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes a lot of use-cases for this + mcp when it becomes available in nightly :D

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Maria Martinsvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes T3 is so so so good!

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Marcin Dyguda ⚡vor 19 Tagen

@maria_rcks @t3dotcodes holy shit your flying! great feature!

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tharshanvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Been loving the nightly updates. Any tips on how to use orhestrator better? Ive got a well defined slice across phases. Trying to get t3code to implement, review, test, and ship each one stacked on top of each other. Somewhere along the line it always gets stuck.

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Solomonvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Would a per-task max event age make sense for held deliveries? A release-notes draft can wait overnight; a “review this PR” trigger should probably re-check whether the PR is still open before spending tokens.

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Cullenvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes T3 connect is meant to let me use t3 code iOS app to connect to my Mac running the desktop app back home, right? Trying it today and I just get “server unreachable, retrying automatically” infinitely. Anything special I need to do?

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Jeanvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes The best !

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Daniel Buenrrostrovor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Oh this is perfect

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Erik Slovák vor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes

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Ilyasvor 19 Tagen

@maria_rcks @t3dotcodes Mind. Blown.

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Hasan Shoaibvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Oh this unlocks soo many workflows for me I've had I mind

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Predovor 19 Tagen

@shivamhwp @t3dotcodes One of the issues I have is that if the host is turned off, it doesnt automatically run when I turn it on. For that reason I use launchd on mac with claude -p. This not for the webhook use case, but for the scheduling.

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Juliusvor 19 Tagen

> One of the issues I have is that if the host is turned off, it doesnt automatically run when I turn it on. yea cause auto-running scheduled tasks hours late might not be what you want.. if i have a task that should run at 9am every day but then one day my machine isn't online until 2pm, auto-running those 9am tasks may or may not be what u want

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Predovor 19 Tagen

@shivamhwp @t3dotcodes You are right. I think it would need to be an option in that case

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Amine أمينvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes This 👆

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Sergeivor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes do you have plans to add cli support to fully control threads creation, sending prompts to running threads, etc, something similar to what is already available in herdr and orca?

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Alekvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes the 24h hold-and-replay is the real feature. github never auto-redelivers failed webhooks, so an agent box that was asleep just silently misses the event

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Jonny Gravityvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Oh man, I've been wanting to build this into atrium for so long. Such a good feature... I may have to spin up t3code on the side just for this. 👏

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VSNKvor 19 Tagen

@t3dotcodes Wow, these features are increasing fomo. My first install was buggy and I have stopped using it. Maybe time to give one more try.

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