Install Aria

macOS or Linux:

A browser window opens to connect your account. You only need to do this once per machine.

After login, Aria offers a few quick yes/no prompts (defaults are yes, just hit Enter through them):

1. Import existing Cursor history? Brings every past Cursor conversation into your account with original timestamps.
2. Connect Claude Code? Wires up Claude Code so future sessions sync live.
3. Run Aria in the background? Keeps your history synced as you work, even when no terminal is open.

Non-interactive variants: aria login --yes accepts everything; aria login --no-onboarding skips entirely.

Runs a quick diagnostic and prints fix suggestions if anything is off.

Three ways to work with Aria, all producing the same searchable history:

• Aria’s own runner: aria "<prompt>" in any repo.
• Claude Code: use claude as usual. Everything syncs automatically once Aria is connected.
• Cursor: open Cursor and chat as usual. New conversations appear in your dashboard within seconds.

The daemon is what picks up sessions you start from the web composer and keeps Cursor history syncing while you work. If you accepted the onboarding prompts it’s already installed; otherwise:

It runs at login from then on. To run it in the foreground instead (for a quick test), use aria daemon. Check its state anytime with aria doctor.

• aria whoami shows the signed-in account
• aria attach <session-id> opens a read-only view of any session in the terminal
• aria import-cursor re-syncs Cursor history on demand
• aria logout

Questions, bugs, or feedback: hello@ariacode.dev