T3 Code adds multi-PR linking, GitHub Stacks
Julius Marminge announced a significant workflow update for T3 Code (@t3dotcodes), deprecating the strict 1:1 relationship between conversation threads and pull requests. Developers can now link a single discussion thread to multiple pull requests and utilize built-in support for GitHub Stacks, allowing complex multi-part changes, refactors, and stacked diffs to be orchestrated within a persistent conversational context without splitting work across disparate threads.
Rigid 1:1 mappings between agent chat sessions and pull requests fundamentally misunderstand how modern software gets shipped. Real-world engineering tasks routinely span interdependent, stacked PRs rather than isolated, monolithic code drops. Decoupling threads from individual PRs preserves crucial agent context across iterations, eliminating the friction of re-prompting or context fragmentation. First-class support for GitHub Stacks aligns T3 Code with high-velocity developer workflows popularized by platforms like Graphite, making agentic PR generation practical for production codebases.
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2026-09-14
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2026-09-14
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