Claude Code / Codex CLI / Cursor Agent / OpenCode
Remote control for your coding agents.
Longhouse connects to coding-agent CLIs already installed on your machines and puts every session in one system. Watch from the web. Launch supported agents through Longhouse to send instructions, interrupt, and resume, with the controls each provider exposes.
Real provider CLIs replayed from recordings, with scripted model responses. No live model runs in this hero demo.
Every session, on every machine, in one place.
Every CLI writes its sessions to its own files, in its own formats, on whichever machine ran them. Longhouse reads all of it and gives you one list you can open, search, and act on. When a session is under Longhouse control, you send the next instruction straight from the row.

Control support, provider by provider.
What Longhouse can do with each CLI once you launch through it. A capability lights up only when a current live test proves it against the real binary.
- Claude Code
- Codex CLI
- Cursor Agent
- OpenCode
- Pi Agent
- Oh My Pi
- Antigravity CLI
Lit only while a current live test passes against the real binary.
The agent runs on your machine, with your accounts.
Longhouse drives the Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode binaries you already installed. Your credentials, your files, your MCP servers, and your provider config stay exactly where they are, and the terminal stays usable at your desk. Longhouse carries your instructions to it and records what happens.
The server is yours to run, or ours.
Longhouse’s server holds your session archive and serves the web UI. Run it on your own hardware for free, or pay $20 a month for a private hosted server with direct setup support. Either way the agents run on your machines.
Self-Hosted
Free
Run the server on hardware you already own.
- Start on your laptop, move it to a Mac mini, home server, or VPS later
- Your archive is a SQLite file on your disk
- Web UI, CLI, and machine API all included
- Apache-2.0, no account required
Hosted
$20/month
We run a private server for you, with direct setup support.
- We run and patch the server; you install the agent where your work runs
- Your own address on longhouse.ai
- Your history and timeline stay reachable when your laptop is asleep
- Same web UI and Mac/Linux clients
Common questions
No. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and the other provider clients still run the agent loop. Longhouse gives their sessions a shared history and control surface.
Sessions started outside Longhouse are searchable and inspectable. Sessions started through Longhouse can also be controlled: send the next instruction, interrupt a turn, steer it, and resume where the provider supports it. The provider list above shows what is currently proven for each CLI.
Work running on that laptop pauses or disconnects until the laptop wakes. Put the Longhouse server on a Mac mini, home server, VPS, or hosted account to keep the timeline and web UI available while the laptop is offline.
No. The provider client keeps running on the machine you selected. The web UI shows the session and sends control requests back to that machine.
A self-hosted archive lives in SQLite on the server you choose. With hosted, the archive lives on the private Longhouse server we operate for you.