AI account switching for work, personal, and client accounts.

Save work, personal, and client accounts as named profiles. Switch Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, or Antigravity CLI deliberately, then verify the account before it touches the repository.

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Use profiles for accounts and contexts for complete setups.

A profile represents one account for one tool. A context groups the profiles that belong to a work, personal, or client setup. A workspace rule binds that context to a repository and can warn or block when the active account is wrong. The sequence is simple: select, verify, then start the agent.

From an opaque login to a checked account boundary.

  1. Save each account

    Capture the live login or add a provider account under a name that explains its boundary.

    $ aisw add claude work --from-live
$ aisw add claude personal

  2. Select and verify

    Choose the account for the next session and compare the selected profile with live state.

    $ aisw use claude work
$ aisw status --tool claude
$ aisw verify

  3. Protect the repository

    Bind a repository to its expected context and move from warnings to strict enforcement when ready.

    $ aisw workspace bind . --context work
$ aisw workspace guard --mode strict

The same model, with provider-specific state behavior.

AI Switcher uses one profile and context model across the four agents. Credential locations and isolation capabilities still belong to each provider.

Capability Claude Code Codex CLI Gemini CLIAntigravity CLI
Named account profilesYesYesYesYes
Switch one tool at a timeYesYesYesYes
Cross-tool contextsYesYesYesYes
Repository guardrailsYesYesYesYes
Isolated local stateYesYesYesNo

Read the full compatibility matrix and limitations

Use the surface that matches the work.

aisw CLI

For terminal-first workflows: shell hooks, JSON output, automation, repository guardrails, and exact commands.

Explore the CLI

AI Switcher Desktop Alpha

For visual account checks: review active profiles, contexts, diagnostics, and backups before changing the live setup.

See Desktop workflows

Account-switcher questions

Direct answers for developers deciding how to manage more than one coding-agent account on one machine.

What is an AI coding-agent account switcher?

It is a local tool for saving named accounts for coding agents, selecting the account needed for a session, and checking that the active state matches the project. AI Switcher supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity CLI.

Can I use work and personal coding-agent accounts on one computer?

Yes. Save work, personal, and client logins as separate profiles, group profiles into contexts when several tools change together, and bind repositories to the context they should use.

Should I use the aisw CLI or AI Switcher Desktop?

Use the CLI for shell hooks, automation, scripting, and repeatable commands. Use Desktop when you want a visual view of active profiles, contexts, diagnostics, and repository bindings. Both interfaces use the same local state.

Does AI Switcher send credentials or prompts to a server?

No. AI Switcher is local-only. It works with the credential files and system keyrings already used by the upstream tools and does not proxy model traffic or sync credentials to a backend.