github-multi-account

To set up GitHub multi-account aliases, run the skill to detect your accounts using gh auth status. It then prompts you to designate personal and work accounts, creating aliases and modifying your PowerShell profile to enable in-session switching.

The gh auth status command detects multiple GitHub accounts by checking active authentication sessions. The skill uses this status output to identify your accounts and prompts you to designate personal versus work profiles for alias configuration.

Yes, you can configure automatic switching for personal and work GitHub accounts. The skill prompts you to identify each account and installs PowerShell profile blocks and CMD wrappers to route gh commands to the correct profile automatically.

Yes, updating the PATH is required for GitHub multi-account aliases to ensure in-session alias availability. The skill handles PATH updates alongside modifying your PowerShell profile to route commands to the correct account.

Yes, this GitHub alias configuration works with CMD wrappers. The skill installs PowerShell profile blocks and CMD wrappers to route gh commands to the correct account, ensuring multi-account management across command-line environments.

Your gh commands may use the wrong GitHub account if you lack account-specific aliases. This skill solves the problem by detecting accounts via gh auth status and configuring automatic switching through PowerShell profile modifications and PATH updates.