A Claude Code account switch is more than a login change: it determines which account’s quota the next request consumes. This project makes that choice manageable across saved accounts, while session mode lets different terminals use different accounts without changing the default login everywhere.
What Sets It Apart
- Automatic rotation uses reported usage and configurable thresholds to move away from an account before its 5-hour or 7-day limit is reached; strategies can prioritize remaining quota or an approaching reset.
- A live dashboard shows account plans, usage, and reset times, making it easier to choose deliberately instead of guessing which login has room.
- Session mode runs a selected account in one terminal, while other terminals and the VS Code extension can keep using the default account. This is useful for separating concurrent work without repeatedly swapping the machine-wide login.
- It manages Claude Code credentials locally. It does not increase subscription quotas, and external provider settings such as
ANTHROPIC_BASE_URLorANTHROPIC_API_KEYremain outside its account switching.
Who It’s For—and the Trade-Off
Great fit if you have multiple Claude accounts and want quota-aware rotation, visibility, or parallel sessions in Claude Code. Look elsewhere if you need to pool quotas, switch third-party providers, or manage accounts outside Claude Code; the tool coordinates existing logins rather than replacing those systems.
