Developer laments juggling t3 code, ChatGPT and Grok Bot

anna @meowkoteeqOriginally posted 2026.10.28

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okay so i've been trying hard to embrace the big AI, but there is still so much confusion. most of the time i need to work on software. so i fire up t3 code on my laptop and use that. when i wanna do that from my phone, i keep the laptop on and use the t3 code phone app for remote access. t3 code is connected to several different AI providers. when i wanna ask AI a question or do some basic research, i open chatgpt and create a chat (not to confuse with work or codex that use limits). but i also use grok bot in an attempt to embrace the "personal agent" bit, like a mega personal thing that has a computer and my calendar access. switching back and forth is so overwhelming. if a question to grok bot turns into a big conversation or research, it is lost in this single long chat window, because thats how grok bot works. if a research in a chatgpt thread turns into proper work that needs t3 code (codex and the like), i need to copy over the context manually. if i want to connect mcps to t3 code, i need to connect them to each harness separately. that i at least solved with mcpproxy (connected everything to the proxy, then just the proxy to codex and claude). oh and of course i wanna stop keeping my laptop awake to use t3 code stuff. then i need multiple environments? like a t3 code vps? but then my projects live on one of them, so i have to keep them in sync? and now each mcp connection is multiplied by the amount of environments too!! AAAAA!!! i just want one Big AI App. one place where i can chat in a continuous chat window, create separate threads for research, and use codex / claude / grok for writing code. it should be in the cloud AND local at the same time. all with the same personal context. how?

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