github-multi-account

To switch GitHub accounts on Windows, this Skill detects your active identities using gh auth status and configures PowerShell and CMD wrappers so commands target the correct account. It maps your personal and work identities to ensure repository operations align automatically.

Managing multiple GitHub accounts in PowerShell is handled by generating profile updates and wrapper aliases. The Skill creates distinct commands for personal and work contexts, allowing you to switch identities seamlessly without manually re-authenticating for each repository operation.

Yes, detecting multiple GitHub accounts requires the GitHub CLI. The Skill runs gh auth status to identify your currently authenticated personal and work identities before prompting you to map them to the generated PowerShell and CMD wrappers.

Configuring GitHub aliases for personal and work repositories involves running the Skill setup. It prompts you to map your identities, then creates PowerShell and CMD wrappers plus profile updates, enabling you to use specific commands like ghp and ghw for targeted repository operations.

Your gh command targets the wrong GitHub identity because multiple accounts are authenticated without context switching. This Skill resolves multi-account access by applying personal and work aliases, ensuring default repository operations align with the correct mapped account.