One-Click Claude Code Account Switching
Instantly switch between Claude Code accounts from Alfred
What it does
An Alfred workflow that lets you switch between multiple Claude Code accounts in one click. If you use Claude Code daily, a single expensive plan is not always the best option. Many developers prefer running multiple lower-cost accounts and switching between them based on project, context, or usage limits. This workflow turns account switching into a fast Alfred action - no UI, no dashboards, no extra services. Just press a hotkey, pick an account, and keep coding.
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