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setup-switch-login

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Set up a second Claude Code account on this machine for the switch-login skill (claude / claude2, with an optional machine-local named command). Use only when the user runs /setup-switch-login.

Reads credentials

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The file

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Very specific:
Never read, copy or print .credentials.json, .claude.json or sessions/ in either profile.
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Files

SKILL.md

Set up switch-login

Find the installer, switch-login/scripts/setup.sh: ~/.claude/skills/switch-login/scripts/setup.sh if that exists, otherwise the copy in the user's clone of the skills repo. If the user named a profile directory, pass it as the argument (default ~/.claude-2). If they gave the second account a short name, pass --name NAME; this stores it in the shell rc as CLAUDE_LOGIN2_NAME and exposes claude-NAME.
```
bash <path>/setup.sh [PROFILE_DIR] [--name NAME]
```
Report what it changed (its "changed:" list), or that nothing changed. If it refused, show the "Found:" lines and stop. Don't fix them yourself without asking.
Give the user the one step it cannot do, as a code block:
```
claude2
```
Then /login with the second account. They have to run this in a new shell so the rc lines are loaded.

Never read, copy or print .credentials.json, .claude.json or sessions/ in either profile.

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