T3 Command Center

Compact native Omarchy / Quickshell client for T3 Code — Inbox and threads without the full desktop app.

Published by Bralyx Digital as bralyx.t3code.

Screenshots

Inbox	Thread	New thread

Bar widget (T3 mark + status color):

What it does

• Native Clerk browser sign-in with T3's t3-relay JWT, loopback callback handoff, and automatic Inbox summon
• Merged Inbox across linked systems, with system and project filters
• Streamed threads, approvals, user input, screenshot paste, lifecycle commands (settle / snooze / pin), and model / runtime controls
• One typed TypeScript bridge as a shell child; QML is presentation only — no embedded browser, terminal, editor, or Git UI

Works with your linked T3 environments over Relay. You do not need a specific T3 Code desktop version installed on this machine — sign in with the same T3 account you use elsewhere and the client talks to whatever environments you have already connected. Optional operations follow each environment's advertised capabilities.

Install

omarchy plugin add https://github.com/GimpyHand/omarchy-t3code.git --enable

Omarchy warns that plugins run unsandboxed, clones this repo, validates the manifest, and enables the plugin. No Node or pnpm needed at runtime. --enable asks which bar section to use, defaulting to the right section.

omarchy plugin update bralyx.t3code                     # newer release later
omarchy bar move bralyx.t3code --section right --index 0 # move the widget

Or use a release archive:

tar -xzf omarchy-t3code-plugin.tar.gz
./install

Click the T3 mark → Sign in with T3 Connect. The browser callback returns you to Inbox.

Requirements

• A T3 account with at least one linked environment reachable through Relay
• Omarchy 4.0+ (x86-64) with Quickshell plugins
• Secret Service and secret-tool (for the Clerk session and DPoP identity)
• wl-paste, xdg-open, xdg-mime, gzip, sha256sum, graphical browser

The tools above ship with Omarchy's base packages (libsecret, wl-clipboard, xdg-utils, gzip, coreutils), so a standard install needs nothing extra. The browser is used only for the one-time sign-in, and python3 is used for the NDJSON line relay when present — the launcher runs the bridge directly without it.

Other Linux arches can build a native bridge from source.

Uninstall

omarchy plugin remove bralyx.t3code

That removes the checkout and its bar widget, but leaves the Secret Service entries. To clear the stored Clerk client token, callback secret, OAuth token, and DPoP key as well:

for item in t3-connect-clerk-client t3-connect-oauth \
  t3-connect-native-callback relay-dpop-proof-key; do
  secret-tool clear application bralyx.t3code item "$item"
done

Release archives still ship the ./uninstall helper, where --keep-secrets retains the Clerk session and DPoP identity. From a source checkout, use pnpm remove:plugin.

Development

pnpm check          # validate + typecheck + tests + QML + build
pnpm deploy:plugin  # build and copy into ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/

See CONTRIBUTING.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, SECURITY.md, and docs/ACCEPTANCE.md.

License

MIT. Third-party notices and the Node runtime inventory live in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md and licenses/.