AI Switcher0.6.8

Manage multiple Codex, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor accounts from one desktop interface, switching identities without manually replacing authentication data. AISwitcher lets you add, rename, mask, import, export, and organize those accounts while checking current usage and controlling how each account’s allowance is used.

Its usage statistics show cumulative OAuth token totals, daily summaries, consecutive-use days, activity patterns, and frequently used integrations. You can warm up one account or all accounts manually, after a five-hour reset, or at a chosen time, while real-time monitoring covers five-hour sessions, weekly usage, reset timing, credits, and subscription expiration. OAuth sign-in and importing existing credential files provide two account-login modes, and a LAN dashboard exposes the same interface and account controls over HTTP to other devices on the same network.

When Codex or Claude processes block a switch, the program detects the running processes and offers a forced-termination flow before retrying; its macOS controls can also determine whether AI Switcher appears in the Dock or runs only from the menu bar, with an exit confirmation and tray fallback. Developed by AariyJP as a fork of Lampese’s Codex Switcher, it suits developers managing separate AI service identities, usage limits, and work contexts.

Version 0.6.8 is the Windows x64 release, adding account search once more than eight accounts are present, optional account names that fall back to email addresses, and visible expiration dates for usage-reset credits. It also adds Claude and Cursor switching guards with process termination, prevents duplicate launches by activating the existing window, and revises request headers to avoid Cloudflare 403 responses.