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Keep work and personal Claude separate, bot by bot

Multiple Claude accounts in Brainwrite let you add named Claude logins, such as Work and Personal, and choose which one each bot uses. Each account gets its own Claude configuration directory and its own sign-in, which Claude handles itself. The chat header shows which account a bot is on, and switching one bot leaves the others alone.

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Client work on the Work account

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Sage· Reply drafter

12 tickets closed, 3 still open, 1 blocked on the client.
Biggest item: the export bug, fixed and confirmed on Wednesday.
Draft update is in this thread, under 150 words.
This bot runs on the Work account; your Personal bots are unaffected.

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See it in the app

Multiple Claude accounts in Brainwrite.

Settings → Model providers with the Add Claude account form open, beside provider cards for Claude API key, xAI, OpenRouter, Qwen, Hermes and pi.

How it works

How Multiple Claude accounts works.

01
Add the account
Open Settings → Engines → Add Claude account and give it a name, such as Work or Personal.
02
Sign it in
Under Manage account and sign-in, copy the sign-in command, run it on the computer hosting Brainwrite, then choose Check account.
03
Assign it to a bot
In the bot's model picker, choose Claude, pick the account in the Account dropdown, then choose a model to save the selection.
04
Check the header
The chat header shows the account name, so you always know which login a bot is using.

Good to know

The details.

Default keeps your login

The original Default entry keeps using your existing Claude CLI login. Adding a named account does not copy it.

Claude holds the credentials

Claude handles the browser sign-in and stores its own credentials in the account's configuration directory. No CLI proxy is involved.

Changes apply to future turns

Account changes are blocked while that bot is responding and apply from the next turn. Other bots are unaffected.

History stays put

Changing a bot's account does not erase its conversation history. Claude still appears only once in the provider list.

Use an existing directory

Advanced users can point an account at an existing, separate Claude configuration directory instead of signing in fresh.

The edges, plainly

Named account management supports Claude only.
There is no automatic account rotation or fallback. A bot uses the account you chose until you change it.
Removing an account from Brainwrite does not sign it out or delete its files. Move its bots to another account first.
Once bots or history use an account, add a new account instead of repointing its directory.

Full reference in the documentation

Use cases

Jobs this feature does for you.

Works with

Apps it's often used with.

FAQ

Questions about Multiple Claude accounts

Can I use two Claude accounts at the same time?

Yes. Add each one under Settings → Engines → Add Claude account, sign each in with its own command, then pick the account per bot in the model picker. A Work bot and a Personal bot can run side by side, each using its own Claude login.

Does Brainwrite switch Claude accounts automatically when one hits a limit?

No. There is no automatic rotation or fallback. Each bot uses the account you chose until you change it in the model picker. Changes apply to future turns, are blocked while that bot is responding, and do not affect other bots.

Does Brainwrite store my Claude password?

No. Brainwrite creates a separate configuration directory for each named account and gives you the sign-in command to run. Claude handles the browser sign-in and stores its own credentials there. Your existing login is not copied into the new account.

Can I add multiple accounts for other AI engines?

Named account management currently supports Claude only. For Google Antigravity, you can create another engine instance for each Google account. Each instance has its own private home, token and model catalog, and signing one in never replaces another.

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