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Atuin adds Threads to sync coding-agent sessions across machines
Atuin said Threads, in version 18.24, lets users search, resume and fork coding-agent sessions across machines with end-to-end encrypted sync.
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Atuin said Wednesday it has released Threads, a feature in Atuin 18.24 that indexes coding-agent sessions so they can be searched, resumed or forked across machines and agent tools1.
The company, known for encrypted shell-history sync, said more than half the commands running on its author's machines were no longer written by the author, and that agent sessions had been scattered across tools and hosts1. Threads treats sessions as an append-only log on the same sync engine used for shell history1.
Synced Threads data is end-to-end encrypted, Atuin said, and users can use the hosted server, self-host, or keep data local1. Capturing agent sessions is opt-in1. Users start the feature with atuin resume after installing or updating Atuin1.
At launch the company listed support for Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Omp and OpenCode, with more agents planned1. An MCP interface, installed with atuin mcp install, is meant to let agents search prior sessions1.
Atuin described examples including resuming work started in Claude Code on a server inside Codex on a laptop, and forking a thread to a faster machine then pulling results back1. It also said it is building opt-in session sharing for teams and asked interested users to contact [email protected]1. Independent verification of the feature was not in the post1.