Michelle Tilley

@binarymuse.net

Developer, drummer, motorcyclist, researcher. CTO at @atuin.sh

atuin ai is now open source 🐢✨ you can self host the atuin ai backend! - byok - local models - simple stateless dockerfile - apache licensed

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atuin 18.17 is out 🐢✨ - 78x faster to open and search - ai can see your terminal - more resilient sync - switch ai models with /model

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Atuin Desktop just got a brand new runtime! Runbooks are now - reproducible (context flows down, no global state) - persistent (state survives restarts) - executable anywhere (CI, remote machines, anything) This is the first step towards making runbooks an actual automation primitive

Introducing the New Runbook Execution Engine

We're excited to announce a major architectural improvement to Atuin Desktop: a completely redesigned runbook execution engine.

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Okay, this is admittedly really fuckin' cool. Atuin, the project behind that awesome little CLI history tool, just made a "Runbook" app. Kinda-sorta like Ansible, but visual? It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation. This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.

A screenshot of the app running a "Test Runbook" that sets the working directory to /home/ and runs the ls command in a non-interactive terminal. The text in the runbook reads:

Test Runbook

This is me generating a list of directories in my /home folder for some reason.

You can set the working directory before running any scripts

And then you can run scripts in non-interactive terminals, or actually embed interactive terminals (not pictured), or even run bits of code in arbitrary languages.

Finally sharing what I’ve been building for almost a year now! 🐢✨ Atuin Desktop: runbooks that run It’s open source and in open beta now 🥰 Built for engineers who need repeatable, reliable workflows. No more copy-pasting from slack or outdated docs