Longhouse
Remote control for coding agents: it watches any Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode session live from the web, searches everything they have done, and lets you send a new instruction while the agent keeps running in its real terminal.
Longhouse solves the problem of coding-agent history scattered across a local config directory, terminal scrollback, or a separate log directory per tool, giving one searchable timeline across every provider and machine instead.
A managed launch keeps the provider's stock terminal experience while adding Longhouse's control path on top, so a session can be interrupted, steered or resumed later where the provider supports it; a bare provider CLI still stays observable through its native archive without a managed launch.
Its archive is stored in SQLite on the user's own runtime host; the provider client continues to make its normal requests directly to its provider. It installs from a downloadable macOS app or a shell installer for Linux, WSL or Mac, and is Apache-2.0 open core.