Mac · Android remote · Nightly

Matrix is the frame. Plugins do the work.

Matrix gives your AI tools one window, one settings hub and one way to install and update them. It does not run models itself: T3 Code drives the agent tools you already use.

The frame

Four parts, the same everywhere.

01

Left bar

Your installed plugins, Marketplace, the Talk button and Settings. One click switches the main area.

02

Top bar

Where you are: the project, the thread, and the mode that is picked.

03

Main area

The open plugin. T3 Code, Whispr or a mode in full view.

04

Settings hub

Appearance, Updates, Assistant, voice and model routing, all in one place.

Plugins

Two plugins carry most of the work.

Marketplace →

T3 Code

Run coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and OpenCode from one place, with voice in the prompt box.

  • Uses the agent tools already installed and signed in on your Mac.
  • Threads, a Kanban board, side chat and model routing.
  • Pair phone links the Android remote.

ZoneGaze Whispr

Dictation that runs on your Mac. Speak, and the words land where you type.

  • Installs itself on the first launch of a new Matrix.
  • Apple Speech, a local Whisper model, or your own cloud key.
  • Searchable history and a personal dictionary.

Built in

Comes with Matrix.

Talk to Matrix

Press Option+Shift+Space in any app, speak, and a small bubble shows what the assistant hears, says and does.

  • Each conversation is a normal T3 Code thread.
  • Needs T3 Code and a signed-in agent.

Marketplace

Install, update and remove plugins and modes. New modes arrive from zonegaze.com without a Matrix update.

Appearance

Theme, colours and density for the whole frame, in Settings › Appearance.

Updates

Settings › Updates checks for new versions of Matrix and every plugin. A failed update keeps the version you had.

Modes

Answers you can point at.

A mode turns the agent's reply into a live card in the chat. The agent keeps editing the same card, and older versions fold to one line. Pin, attach or open any card full screen.

  • Studio: Screens, images, video, audio and text on one canvas. Pin a spot and the agent edits it.
  • Compare: Answers, designs, tables or agent runs side by side, with the differences called out.
  • Research Notebook: A question, numbered sources, findings that cite them, and the gaps still open.
  • Social: Plan, preview and approve a week of posts across accounts.
  • Whiteboard: Notes, groups and arrows on a board you can pan and zoom.

Modes need T3 Code. Modes never call a model on their own; the agent does the work.

Studio mode: a canvas of design frames with an asset list and a design-system panel
StudioRender of the built pack with sample data.

Android

A remote for Matrix on your Mac.

The Android app follows and steers the work running on your Mac. It is not a separate Matrix.

  • T3 Code: threads and settings, with Whispr, Talk to Matrix and model routing in the prompt box.
  • Whispr: dictate on the phone and copy dictations to your Mac.
  • Market: install, update or remove plugins on the Mac.

Pair it from T3 Code → Pair phone on the Mac. Both devices need the same network or a VPN such as Tailscale. The link is plain HTTP, so use a network you trust.

Keyboard

Shortcuts worth learning first.

Talk to Matrix from any app⌥ ⇧ Space
Pick a mode in T3 Code (press again to drop it)⌥ ⌘ 1 … 9
Open the model routing panel⌥ ⌘ M
Turn routing on or off for a thread⌥ ⌘ R
Let helpers work in parallel⌥ ⌘ P

Know before you install

Current limits.

  • Nightly builds are early test builds. Expect rough edges.
  • Mac builds are not notarized yet.
  • The Android app is a remote: it needs Matrix running on a Mac.
  • Modes run on the Mac. The phone can pick a mode, but the canvas stays on the Mac.

Matrix keeps its settings on your Mac. Prompts you send through T3 Code go to the agent provider you signed in to, under that provider's terms.