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Dot and Grok Bot route through a T3 Code webhook with an 8-turn cap

Ignacio Montenegro says a Dot and Grok Bot connect to T3 Code over a webhook that picks project and model (Claude Code, Codex, or others), can message each other capped at 8 turns, treat outside content as data, and wait for approval on risky actions.

What it is

Ignacio Montenegro (@imontenegroc) posted: I connected my Dot and Grok Bot to T3 Code. The diagram is the whole setup. Each request hits a webhook, and T3 Code picks the project and the model. Claude Code, Codex or any other model can take it, so I'm not tied to one provider. My Dot and Grok Bot can also message each other through T3, capped at 8 turns so they never loop. Anything from outside is treated as data, and risky actions wait for my approval. It's still a work in progress, but it works today. This page restates that user post. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independently verified case study.

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This page restates a user’s X post. It is not an OpenAI statement and not an independent case study.