Agent sessions sync across machines

Coding work with AI agents can get split across tools and machines. Atuin’s new feature, Threads, is designed to keep those sessions searchable and let you resume one on another machine. Its post describes starting work in Claude Code on a dev server, then continuing in Codex on a laptop with the context intact. It supports several agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Omp and OpenCode. Atuin’s announcement says Threads is available in Atuin 18.24 and session capture is opt-in.

For a business, the practical point is continuity. If work moves between a laptop, a server and different coding agents, the previous investigation and decisions can otherwise be hard to find. Threads gives users a way to search that history and pick up where they left off. Atuin says synced sessions are end-to-end encrypted, and users can choose its hosted sync, run their own server or keep data local. The Hacker News discussion drew 131 points and 55 comments, a sign that this problem is getting attention.

This won’t automatically make an AI project easier to manage, and the feature is aimed at agent sessions rather than every kind of company knowledge. But it shows why keeping track of what an agent did, and the context behind it, matters as work shifts between tools. For teams, it underlines the value of a clearer view of how AI work is being used.