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Switching between Claude Code accounts sucks. You have to log out, log back in, wait, do it again when you want to switch back. If you have a work account and a personal account, you know the pain. This fixes that. One command to switch, instant, done. $ c status Profiles ──────────────────────────────────── ● personal max 1.7h left ○ work team 7.2h left $ c work ● Switched to work Pure bash, zero dependencies, credentials stored securely in macOS Keychain. brew install Mamdouh66/tap/claude-switch Then add to your ~/.zshrc : source $(brew --prefix)/share/claude-switch.zsh curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mamdouh66/claude-switch/main/install.sh | bash git clone https://github.com/Mamdouh66/claude-switch.git cd claude-switch ./install.sh First install runs a guided setup automatically. You can also run it anytime with claude-switch setup . It asks you to: - Pick a shortcut — c ,cc ,code , whatever you want - Name your accounts — call them anything, not limited to "work" and "personal" - Add as many accounts as you need Or do it manually: # You're logged into your first account claude-switch save work # Log into the other one claude auth logout && claude auth login claude-switch save personal c work # switch to work + launch claude c personal # switch to personal + launch claude c status # show all profiles and token health c refresh # refresh active profile's token c # launch claude with current profile c -p "hello" # any flags pass through to claude The shortcut name is configurable: claude-switch alias cc # now it's `cc work`, `cc status`, etc. All commands also work directly: claude-switch # switch to a profile claude-switch status # show profiles and token health claude-switch setup # guided setup wizard claude-switch save # save current credentials as a profile claude-switch list # list profile names claude-switch remove # delete a profile claude-switch refresh # refresh active token claude-switch alias [name] # show or change shell shortcut Claude Code uses OAuth tokens that expire after about 8 hours. Here's how claude-switch deals with that: - When you switch away from a profile, it saves the current credentials (which Claude may have silently refreshed during your session) back to that profile's Keychain entry. - When you switch to a profile with an expired token, it automatically triggers a refresh and saves the new token. claude-switch refresh lets you manually refresh the active profile whenever you want. This keeps things working smoothly as long as you switch between profiles regularly. Important: There's a separate refresh token that Claude Code uses behind the scenes to get new access tokens. This refresh token lasts much longer (weeks/months), but if you don't use a profile for a very long time and the refresh token expires, you'll need to log in again with claude auth login and re-save the profile withclaude-switch save . In normal use this shouldn't happen. - macOS (uses Keychain for secure credential storage) - Claude Code CLI installed and authenticated - bash or zsh MIT