github-multi-account

To manage multiple GitHub accounts, this Skill detects existing identities via gh auth status and generates shell profile wrappers, enabling one-command switching between personal and work contexts. It eliminates manual credential juggling by mapping and separating your accounts interactively.

GitHub CLI supports multiple profiles when configured with shell wrappers. This Skill uses gh auth status to detect accounts, prompts you to designate personal and work identities, and updates your PATH to enable quick profile switching across repositories.

To set up GitHub account aliases in PowerShell, run gh auth status to detect your accounts, then follow the interactive prompts to map your identities. The Skill generates PowerShell profile edits and shell wrappers for seamless one-command account switching.

The best way to separate GitHub credentials is by using shell profile wrappers that switch accounts with a single command. This approach prevents credential leakage risks by interactively mapping your personal and work identities and applying them automatically across repositories.

You can use this GitHub multi-account setup with both PowerShell and CMD. The Skill generates shell wrappers and profile edits for both environments, updating your PATH to ensure one-command account switching works consistently across common shells.