Piedpiper

Pied Piper

Personal fork of [t3code](https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code). If you want something stable and maintained, use that instead.

Things might disappear or break. Nothing here is stable or supported.

I'm not a developer. Every line of code in this fork (anything not from the original t3code repo) was AI generated. I just pointed and directed. If this thing deletes your code, that's between you and the robots.

Why fork it

I needed a nice way to run multiple Claude instances. Most of the other apps were either too buggy or too complex for what I wanted. t3code was fast, stable, and easy to extend. Being open source meant I could add or change whatever I needed. Huge thanks to Theo and Julius for building such a solid base.

What I added

**Office mode** is a visual overview where you can see all your agents, who's working, who's done, and what's happening across threads. Makes the whole thing feel less like a chat app and more like a war room. I like chatting with Jian Yang while I wait for my agents to finish. Future iterations will build on this so I can do everything from this view. Makes coding feel more like a game.


**Pied Piper Advisors** is a fork of [gstack](https://github.com/garrytan/gstack) by Garry Tan, simplified down to 5 agents. Big thanks to Garry for putting gstack out there. This fork doesn't include a lot of the power features of the original so you should use the official skill to get the full benefit. This is just what I plan to use for myself so I forked it and am making small tweaks to fit my workflows. The advisors UI is simple and fun. Pick an advisor, start a skill, or just chat with them inline.


**Skills** is a simple way to see what I have installed and get new ones. Least developed area, more work to follow.

How to run

I just ask Claude to run it and it works. I recommend you do the same. Here's what Claude says you sho