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From the latest issue · November 12, 2026
Atuin 18.24 adds Threads to search, sync and resume agent sessions across machines
- Atuin announces Threads in version 18.24, letting developers search agent sessions across machines, resume them anywhere, or fork them into a different agent harness.
- It supports Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Omp and OpenCode; sync is end-to-end encrypted, capture is opt-in, and a server can be hosted, self-run or skipped.
- Agents can search past sessions through an MCP server installed with atuin mcp install, and the team is building opt-in session sharing.
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