
multiclaude
Several Claude Pro/Max accounts in one Claude Code: priority order, a claude command that picks the account with room, live usage (dashboard, menu bar, status line), alerts, and an optional API-key fallback. 100% local.
Added a new release workflow that automatically tests, builds, and publishes the project upon tagging. This includes a dedicated script to generate release notes directly from CHANGELOG.md and a new GitHub release badge in the README. 
The 0.2.0 release brings multiclaude to Windows, including PowerShell and Git Bash integration, Windows toast notifications, and native startup support. This update also introduces a refined dashboard with custom UI controls for a consistent look across OS platforms and adds Linux systemd service support. These changes make it easier for cross-platform developers to manage multiple Claude Pro accounts seamlessly. 
This release fixes a bug where usage readings from older, stale sessions were being incorrectly attributed to the active account, leading to false "90% of weekly limit" alerts. The daemon now intelligently identifies which account a reading belongs to by comparing reset times, filing it correctly or dropping it if it doesn't match known profiles. Additionally, tests have been updated to ensure they no longer trigger desktop notifications. 
This release brings comprehensive Windows support to multiclaude, including native launchers, integration with PowerShell/Git Bash, Windows toasts, and Windows Terminal support. It also features a cross-platform UI overhaul for the dashboard, replacing native form controls with custom elements to ensure a consistent experience across Windows, macOS, and Linux, and adds slim scrollbars to improve the look and feel. 
This update prevents Claude Code sessions from incorrectly attributing usage to the wrong account when you switch profiles mid-session. The status line now validates a session's reading against known account reset times, ensuring data is either correctly reassigned to the right account or ignored if the account is unknown. Additionally, we've improved stability by confirming alerts via the usage endpoint and ensuring tests no longer trigger desktop notifications. 
This release adds comprehensive support for managing multiple Claude accounts within a single Claude Code environment. Features include profile-based account separation with shared history and settings, a prioritized account switching system, a shell integration, and a monitoring dashboard with usage stats. This update significantly improves workflow efficiency for power users managing distinct Claude personas or workspace contexts. 