Mobile notifications

Sign in to T3 Connect, link your environments, and enable Device Notifications in Settings → Notifications to receive alerts when an agent finishes, fails, needs approval, or asks for input. Tap a notification to open its thread. Your environment must have agent activity publishing enabled.

Enable Live Activity Updates on iOS, Agent Live Updates on Android 16 and newer, or Ongoing Agent Activity on older Android versions to follow work without opening the app. Finished results remain visible for up to 15 minutes. You can dismiss an Android activity card without disabling alerts; turn off the same switch to stop future cards.

For activity without ordinary alerts on Android 8 or newer, leave Ongoing agent activity enabled and turn off Agent alerts in Android's notification settings for T3 Code. Activity updates continue, and the same card shows the finished result without a separate alert. On Android 16 and newer, the finished result remains a Live Update until dismissed or expired. Keep app-wide notification permission and Live updates enabled so Android can display it.

On iOS you can also add the Agent Activity widget to your Home Screen or Lock Screen. It shows the same agents as the Live Activity, using your T3 Connect sign-in. The widget refreshes when you open T3 and shows unfinished work as out of date after 10 minutes.

Ordinary alerts stay quiet while the mobile app is in the foreground. Ongoing activity continues to update. Viewing a thread on another device does not silence your phone's alerts.

Android notifications require Android 7.0 or newer and Google Play services. Android 16 and newer can promote ongoing activity to a Live Update, subject to system settings and device support. Other devices show a regular ongoing notification. If Live Updates don't appear on Android 16 or newer, check Live Update Settings in T3 Code's Settings → Notifications. Android 7's battery-saving modes can delay removal of expired cards.

Notification permission and Android notification channels are controlled in system Settings. Background delivery requires T3 Connect; a direct or Tailscale connection alone does not enable push notifications. The mobile app does not need to maintain a connection to your environment. Force-stopping the Android app in system Settings prevents push delivery until you open it again.