T3 Code includes its own MCP server, allowing integration with various tools. A user successfully connected Grok Bot via Tailscale to monitor T3 threads and agent activities.
added by @theayush
Just found out T3 Code ships with its own MCP server, so any other tool can plug into it.
I hooked it up to Grok Bot through Tailscale, and now my bot can see every T3 thread: what's running, what each agent is doing, and the PRs linked to them.
It's crazy how well @theo and the team built T3.
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