Atuin Desktop: Runbooks That Run – Now Open Source

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News Atuin Desktop: Runbooks that Run — Now Open Source Atuin Desktop looks like a doc, but runs like your terminal. Script blocks, embedded terminals, database clients and prometheus charts - all in one place. Most infrastructure is held together by five commands someone remembers when shit breaks. Docs are out of date, if they exist. The real answers? Buried in Slack threads, rotting in Notion, or trapped in someone's shell history.Atuin CLI fixed part of this, with synced, searchable shell history. But history isn’t enough. Teams need workflows they can repeat, share, and trust.That’s why we built Atuin Desktop. Runbooks that actually run. Now open beta, and fully open source.What is Atuin Desktop?Atuin Desktop looks like a doc, but runs like your terminal. Built to make local developer workflows repeatable, shareable, and reliable.Runbooks should run. Workflows shouldn't live in someone's head. Docs shouldn't rot the moment you write them. Scripts, database queries, HTTP requests and Prometheus charts - all in one place.Kill context switching: Chain shell scripts, database queries, and HTTP requestsDocs that don't rot: execute directly + stay relevantReusable automation: dynamic runbooks with Jinja-style templatingLocal knowledge: Build runbooks from your real shell historyCollaborative: Sync and share via Git, or in real-time via our Hub Back in April we launched the closed beta. Thousands of you signed up, used it at your day jobs, and told us exactly what broke. We’ve listened, rebuilt, and now it’s ready for everyone. Download What’s new since April?Our early users gave us a lot of feedback, which we've used to build something much better. Offline, file based, Git/VCS-compatible workspacesTeam accounts with shared, realtime workspacesKubernetes integration for live state and monitoringMySQL query blocksDropdown and more contextual blocksA huge number of bug fixes, performance improvements, and UI upgradesHow it’s being usedAtuin Desktop is already being used...