One calm, chat-first app that drives the coding CLIs you already have installed, keeps each conversation resumable in its native session, and lets you move work to another agent without losing context.
'limit reached'.+ 20 more via ACP: Gemini · Qwen · Cline · Cursor · goose · Amp · Kimi · Grok · Trae · Hermes | fail-closed permissions
Fullhouse is where your multi-agent work survives rate limits, crashes, and vendor lock-in.
Tracks the exact native session ID (--resume, exec resume, -s). Never guesses which conversation was yours.
Rust core parses transcripts, masks credentials, shows what moves, and links the target chat to the project root.
When a provider rate-limits, one click continues in your fallback agent with the same git worktree. No copy-paste.
Tauri + plain TypeScript + Rust core. Clone, run, and drive the agents you already pay for.
Short answers, no marketing fog.
No. Fullhouse drives CLIs you already authenticated (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot). It never asks for or stores provider keys.
A banner offers one-click “Continue in <agent>”. Transcript is extracted, secrets redacted, worktree preserved, fallback agent started.
One JSON file per chat under the OS app-data path — inspectable, greppable, backed-up. Not browser localStorage.