Durango CodeDurango Code vs T3 Code
T3 Code, from Theo's T3 Tools, is a free, open-source (MIT) app for running coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode, Antigravity and more, on your own subscriptions. It runs as a desktop app or a local web UI, with iOS and Android apps for driving it remotely. Its makers describe it as very early.
Durango Code has the same core idea (your agents, your subscriptions, one app, MIT) and differs in what's around it: it also runs Kimi Code, lets any thread spawn subagents on other providers, shows up to six threads side by side, and connects to Durango Cloud repos, tasks and memory shared with Durango Chat.
Last reviewed November 1, 2026. Prices and features change; see the sources below.
Which should you choose?
Choose Durango Code if
- You use Kimi Code, which T3 Code doesn't run.
- You want any thread to spawn subagents on other providers and watch them work.
- You want split view with up to six threads, plus cloud repos, tasks and memory shared with Durango Chat.
Choose T3 Code if
- You want to drive your agents from your phone: T3 Code has iOS and Android remotes.
- You want Antigravity or Pi among your agents.
- You want one-click commit, push and pull requests from each thread.
At a glance
| Feature | Durango Code | T3 Code |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A desktop app that runs other coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, Kimi Code, OpenCode and more) in one place | A GUI for coding agents: desktop app, local web UI and mobile remote |
| Platforms | macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows, Linux (.deb and AUR) | macOS, Windows and Linux; iOS and Android as remotes |
| Price | Free. Each agent runs on its own plan, so there's no markup | Free |
| Agents and models | Every agent above, with every model each one offers, in one model picker | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode, Antigravity and others; not Kimi Code |
| Parallel agents | Yes: threads run at once, up to six side by side in split view | Yes: threads on their own branches, with git worktrees |
| Subagents on other providers | Yes: any thread can spawn subagents on any other provider, in parallel | Each agent's own subagents |
| Sign-in | Each agent's own sign-in (your Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Grok or Kimi plan); no API keys needed | Each agent's own sign-in; API keys and OpenRouter as extras |
| Open source | Yes, MIT | Yes, MIT (mostly not accepting contributions) |
Questions
Are T3 Code and Durango Code both free?
Yes. Both are free and MIT-licensed, and both use your existing agent subscriptions. T3 Code's remote access is free for up to three machines, with more on paid T3 Chat plans.
What's the main difference?
T3 Code focuses on a lean GUI for your agents plus phone remotes. Durango Code adds Kimi Code, cross-provider subagents, split view of up to six threads, and Durango's cloud repos, tasks and shared memory.
Can I run both?
Yes. Both drive the same agent CLIs with the same sign-ins, so you can try each on the same project.
Try Durango Code free
Free and open source, for macOS, Windows and Linux. Sign in to each agent once and use the subscriptions you already pay for.
Sources
T3 Code is a product of T3 Tools. Durango Code is not affiliated with or endorsed by T3 Tools. Spotted something out of date? Open an issue.