Atuin shipped substantial improvements to its AI session handling this week, including the ability to resume sessions recorded on other machines through a new `atuin ai resume` picker, plus faster sidecar rebuilds and unified session grouping. On the search side, new keymap actions for accepting and…
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fix(daemon): pick up ai.capture_sessions changes without a restart (atuinsh/atuin#4362)
fix(ai-session): keep compacted Claude and Pi sessions whole when restored from sync (atuinsh/atuin#4357)
feat: send atuin register's login link to the hub's signup page (atuinsh/atuin#4353)
feat(ai): switch a diverged session's copy to another machine's branch on resume (atuinsh/atuin#4350)
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