Atuin Threads syncs coding-agent sessions across machines
Original title: Atuin Threads: All your agent sessions on every machine
From Atuin 18.24, opt-in end-to-end encrypted history can resume or fork sessions across Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Omp, and OpenCode.
Atuin released Threads, a searchable history of coding-agent sessions that syncs across machines. A task started in one agent can be resumed or forked in another, including from a dev server to a laptop. Sync uses Atuin's existing append-only encrypted engine, with hosted, self-hosted, or local-only storage, and capture is opt-in. An MCP server lets agents search earlier sessions; team sharing is described as still being built.
- Threads starts with Atuin 18.24.
- Supported agents are Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Omp, and OpenCode.
- The MCP server installs with atuin mcp install for those agents.
- Team session sharing is opt-in and not yet generally available.
- Vendors
- Atuin
From the original article
5 min read at blog.atuin.shAtuin Threads: one searchable, synced history for every agent session, on every machine Start a task in Claude Code, then resume it in Codex on another machine — with all context intact. Install, then run atuin resume Over the past year or two, how I use my terminal has changed dramatically. For years I was the sole user of my shell, and everything in my Atuin history was authored by me.
By linsomniac · blog.atuin.sh
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