Atuin
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Sync, search, and backup shell history with Atuin. Now with additional support for storing and sharing shell aliases, and global env vars.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- fish
- zsh
- GNU Bourne Again SHell
Features
- Command line interface
- No registration required
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
Tags
- bash
- shell-history
- zsh
- fish
- shell-enhancement
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What is Atuin?
Making your shell magical. Sync, search and backup shell history with Atuin.
What you get with Atuin
- Shell history sync: Sync your shell history to all of your machines, wherever they are
- End-to-end encryption: All data is encrypted, and can only be read by you
- Efficient search: Search decades of shell history, and recall it in an instant. Atuin offers configurable full text or fuzzy search, filterable by host, directory, etc.
- Open source: Atuin is open source with a permissive license, and has a growing community
- Data import: Bring your existing history with you - Atuin supports importing from a wide variety of formats
- Store extra context: Atuin stores extra context with your commands - working directory, exit code, and more!
Comments and Reviews
Atuin is the best there is for shell command history management and retrieval, even shared between multiple host machines. I ended up basically searching the history before nearly all commands more difficult than my home-made single-letter aliases. Atuin saves me a lot of time spent trying to remember and typing the actual commands each day. It is possible to run Atuin locally, self-hosted, or logged into the public service. Since Atuin is E2EE, the commands you run are safe. If this is safe enough for your needs, just run Atuin locally. It will be well worth your while.