Welcome to Atuin Desktop
Transform your operational workflows from scattered terminal commands into powerful, collaborative runbooks that actually execute.
What is Atuin Desktop?
Atuin Desktop bridges the gap between documentation and automation. Create executable runbooks that combine rich documentation with live database queries, API calls, scripts, and terminal sessions - all in a collaborative, block-based editor.
Early Beta
We're still in early beta and things are changing fast! Your feedback helps shape the future of operational documentation.
Why Atuin Desktop?
From Terminal to Team Workflow
Stop copy-pasting commands from docs. Build runbooks that execute database queries, run scripts, make API calls, and manage infrastructure - then share them with your team.
Intuitive Block-Based Editor
Drag, drop, and rearrange content with a flexible editor designed specifically for operational workflows and automation.
Real-time Collaboration
Work together on incident response, deployment procedures, and maintenance tasks with live editing and execution.
Quick Start
Ready to create your first runbook?
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Getting Started Guide
Learn the basics of runbooks, blocks, and creating your first automated workflow.
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Explore Blocks
Discover all the interactive components you can add to your runbooks.
Installation
Desktop Application
Download Atuin Desktop from our releases page
CLI Integration
Atuin Desktop works best with the Atuin History CLI for enhanced terminal integration:
Explore the Docs
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Database Blocks
Connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, and SQLite databases.
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Executable Blocks
Run scripts, execute commands, and automate workflows.
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Templating
Create dynamic, reusable runbooks with variables.
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Atuin Hub
Share and collaborate on runbooks with your team.
Common Use Cases
Whether you're documenting incident response procedures, onboarding new engineers, automating deployment workflows, or managing infrastructure maintenance, Atuin Desktop makes it easy to structure and execute operational knowledge.
Ready to get started? Jump into our Getting Started Guide to create your first executable runbook!