Free · open source · tokens never leave your machine
Work account, personal account, client account — saved as profiles, swapped in two clicks. No /logout, no /login, no fishing for the verification code again.
ACCOUNTS:
Claude Code supports one login at a time. If you juggle two accounts, you know the ritual. This replaces it.
Save the account you're logged into as a named profile. Later, switch back to it in two clicks — from the sidebar or straight from the command palette. Credentials swap on disk; sessions, skills, and settings stay exactly where they were.
Profiles live in ~/.claude/manager-accounts/ in the same format Claude CLI itself uses — no encryption theater, no cloud sync, no invented credential store. The extension tells you exactly this before saving the first profile, once.
If a swap gets interrupted mid-way — VS Code closes, machine sleeps — the previous identity is preserved as a backup, and you choose: restore it, discard it, or decide later. A half-finished switch never locks you out of Claude.
FAQ:
Save each login as a named profile. Switching swaps the stored credentials on disk — no /logout, no /login, no verification codes. Sessions and settings stay put.
Yes — that's the main use case. Save both as profiles, swap in two clicks.
Locally, in ~/.claude/manager-accounts/, in the same plain format Claude CLI uses. Nothing is uploaded. Treat the folder as sensitive, like ~/.claude.json itself.
The previous account's identity is kept as a backup, and the extension offers restore, discard, or decide-later. You're never locked out by a half-finished swap.
Free, open source, reads only your local ~/.claude/.