AI Switcher Desktop 0.2.1: Built on aisw 0.3.10
The desktop app now bundles aisw 0.3.10, fixes the Linux engine on older distributions, and is tested against the real runtime. It is still early, so expect some rough edges.
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Notes from the account boundary.
Short, practical explanations of the workflows that appear once one machine has more than one coding-agent account, repository, or client.
Claude Code account switch not working? Check the active profile
Diagnose an old account that remains active by checking the profile, restarting the process, refreshing the terminal or VS Code environment, and reviewing Claude's storage limits.
Read the field noteHow to switch Codex accounts in VS Code
Switch Codex CLI accounts from an integrated terminal with isolated CODEX_HOME, fresh-process checks, and repository guardrails.
How to prevent the wrong coding-agent account from being used in a repository
A warn-to-strict workflow for repository bindings across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity CLI, with terminal, VS Code, and Desktop coverage.
Read the field noteGemini CLI account switcher: switch between accounts
Save Gemini CLI work and personal accounts as named profiles, isolate local state, and verify the selected account before starting a session.
Read the field noteHow to switch between multiple Codex CLI accounts without copying auth.json
A safer account boundary for isolated CODEX_HOME profiles, API keys, ChatGPT-managed auth, and repository guardrails.
Antigravity CLI account switcher: switch accounts
Capture work, personal, and client logins as named profiles, verify the live account, and protect repositories with a workspace rule.
Read the field noteHow to manage multiple AI coding agent accounts on one machine
A practical model for keeping work, personal, and client accounts separate across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity CLI, including when to use profiles, contexts, and repository guardrails.
Read the field noteCodex CLI account switcher: switch between multiple accounts
Use named profiles and isolated CODEX_HOME directories instead of copyingauth.json by hand on one machine.
How to use multiple Claude Code accounts on one computer
A practical setup for work, personal, and client accounts, including isolated config, Windows and VS Code considerations, and repository guardrails.
Read the field noteClaude Code account switcher: manage multiple accounts
A direct workflow for named profiles, Windows and VS Code sessions, repository bindings, and troubleshooting an account that still appears active.
Read the field noteClaude Code work and personal accounts on one computer
Keep work and personal Claude Code profiles separate with process checks, repository bindings, and Windows or VS Code guidance.
Read the field noteHow to switch Claude Code accounts in VS Code
Use the integrated terminal to select and verify a named profile, then relaunch Claude Code so the new account boundary reaches the process.
Read the field noteProfiles, contexts, and workspace rules: the three layers of AI account management
How to choose the right boundary for a single coding-agent account, a complete client setup, or a repository that must never run under the wrong identity.
Read the field noteHow to use multiple Claude Code accounts on Windows
Switch work and personal accounts from PowerShell or VS Code, then add repository checks when a Windows project must use a specific identity.
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