github-multi-account

To switch GitHub accounts automatically, this tool detects your active accounts using gh auth status and writes shell profile wrappers and aliases to enable seamless switching without manual re-authentication.

Managing multiple GitHub accounts involves mapping personal and work profiles to specific aliases, then applying shell wrappers and PATH updates to enforce account separation and prevent mixing identities across projects.

Configuring git aliases for multi-account setups requires verifying your accounts with gh auth status, mapping them to personal or work, and applying the generated profile functions to automate switching.

Yes, multi-account switching supports both shell and PowerShell environments by generating specific wrappers and profile updates tailored to your system to ensure safe account separation.

Using aliases for repository operations is necessary to enforce workflow separation and prevent accidentally mixing personal and work account credentials when pushing code or managing repositories.

Before configuring multi-account GitHub aliases, you need two or more active GitHub accounts and the gh auth status command available to verify them, ensuring seamless switching across your projects.