If I were setting up T3 Code for serious daily use, the stack I would want looks like this:
T3 Code
↓
Claude Code
↓
Lynkr
↓
Anthropic / OpenAI / Ollama / OpenRouter / Bedrock / Azure / Databricks
That flow is interesting because each layer is doing a different job:
T3 Code is the workflow and interface layer
Claude Code is the coding agent
Lynkr is the gateway layer under the agent- the model providers sit behind that gateway
That separation is the whole point.
T3 Code gives me the UX I want.
Claude Code gives me the coding behavior I want.
Lynkr gives me control over how model traffic actually gets handled.
That is a much better stack than treating the model layer as an afterthought.
Quick demo
I also recorded a short walkthrough of this setup in action:
YouTube:
Lynkr: https://github.com/Fast-Editor/Lynkr
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