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Omarchy T3 Code v0.2.23
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Native aarch64 and x86_64 packages for Omarchy on Arch Linux. Install or update with the README one-liner:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/avillagran/omarchy-t3-code/main/install.sh | bashHighlights
Thread mosaic
Watch 1 to 8 threads live side by side. Each tile shows its phase with its own color and motion: T3's working blue while an agent thinks, reads, edits, runs or answers; a distinct tone when it waits for you, fails or finishes. Tiles keep their slots, page with a flip, can be filtered, and follow streamed text like the chat until you scroll up.
Quick replies
A quick replies button in the composer sends your saved answers in one click. The list is configurable in Preferences.
Host filter and fuzzy sidebar search
- Host filter: show only the threads of one machine.
- Fuzzy search ignores accents, case and word order, tolerates typos, matches host names and finds messages on the server. The sidebar stays put when nothing matches.
- Sidebar lists scroll by wheel or touchpad only, so a click is never swallowed by a drag.
Dictation keeps long recordings whole
- Dictations longer than 25 seconds are split at natural pauses and transcribed piece by piece, so a several-minute dictation comes back complete instead of truncated.
- Each recording and its text are kept per thread. Rest the mouse on the microphone to play, delete or open them. Preferences → Dictation → Keep recordings sets how long they stay; they go when the thread is archived or deleted.
Fixes
- Git failures such as "Author identity unknown" or "Authentication failed" now show git's reason instead of a missing-permission message; a real missing permission names the scope it needs.
- Client activity reports reach the server again, and importing sessions without a project no longer fails.
- All T3 traffic now goes through the shared T3 protocol library.