vesha v0.2.3

• Usage bars are thin lines now: the used part a bold line in green,
  yellow or red, flowing into a faint hairline for the rest, to half a cell.
  No background colour, so they suit a transparent terminal and rows no
  longer run together (v0.2.2's solid pills looked heavy).

vesha v0.2.2

• Better-looking usage bars, in the switcher and the CLI: rounded pills
  on a soft track, filled to an eighth of a cell, wider in the overview.
• Their colour follows what's used: green while there's plenty left,
  yellow from half, red from the warning level (warn_at, 85%). Plain
  [####----] bars without colour.

vesha v0.2.1

• vesha import cswap restores a lost login: an account vesha has but
  that lost its login (e.g. after vesha repair) is signed back in from
  claude-swap's saved copy.
• h / l go to the accounts / folder rules tab (arrows too), and
  Tab reaches the folder rules tab even when there are none yet.
• Rounded capsules for the tabs, tags, mode and key hints, like the tmux bar.
• Every switcher key is exercised end to end against a throwaway home.

vesha v0.2.0

• Sign in without leaving vesha: a in the switcher asks for a name and
  an email, opens Anthropic's sign-in page in your browser with the email
  filled in, and adds the account when you've entered the emailed code
  there; if the page shows a code, paste it into vesha. Ctrl+o reopens
  the page, Ctrl+y copies the link, Esc cancels and cleans up.
  vesha add <name> <email> does the same from a shell; vesha login
  fills in the account's email.
• A new look, like sangam: a tab strip (accounts, folder rules, the
  account a new claude uses here, auto-switching, ? keys), the accounts in
  a rounded pane with column headers and a marker on the selected row, and
  an overview pane with usage, login, profile, folders and "what now".
  Stacks into one column on narrow terminals.
• Fixed: the last column of the screen was never drawn; doctor no longer
  checks shared files of a profile that isn't made yet.

vesha v0.1.3

• vesha repair: when another tool replaced a profile's login (e.g.
  claude-swap wrote another account into ~/.claude), two accounts showed
  the same usage under the wrong email. repair makes the records match the
  logins, moves the duplicate profile to vesha's trash folder, forgets the
  numbers cached under the wrong name, and says which account to sign in
  again. It shows the plan and asks first.
• The switcher flags it: a red "login changed" tag and a line saying who
  is really signed in; vesha doctor points to vesha repair.
• vesha login <name> tells you which account to pick, and refuses one
  that is already another account's.

vesha v0.1.2

• Catches logins changed behind vesha's back: vesha doctor says when a
  profile is now signed in to a different account than the one added (e.g.
  claude-swap or a /login changed ~/.claude), and when two profiles hold
  a copy of the same login.
• Never renews a copied login: renewing one copy logs the other out (a
  running session, possibly), so vesha leaves it to Claude Code and says so.

vesha v0.1.1

• Accounts and profiles moved to ~/.local/state/vesha: v0.1.0 kept them
  in ~/.local/share/vesha, where kosha and install.sh put vesha itself.
  They're moved on first run (not while a session runs on an old profile);
  installing or removing vesha never touches a login (ADR 8).
• vesha service status shows the watcher's last log lines.
• vesha list with no accounts yet is not an error (exit 0); doctor
  checks this home's watcher unit, not just systemd.
• The switch note is accurate about folder rules and running sessions.

vesha v0.1.0

The first release: every Claude Code account signed in at once, one key to
switch, and automatic switching when the active one hits its limit.

• Profiles, not swaps: each account is its own Claude Code profile
  (CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR); the account in ~/.claude stays where it is.
  Switching never touches a login, and running sessions keep their account.
• Switch from anywhere: vesha switch [name] changes the account every
  new claude uses, in every folder and terminal, through a small claude
  wrapper (vesha install-shim). vesha use for one terminal, vesha run
  for one command, optional folder rules with vesha map.
• Automatic switching: vesha service install runs a watcher that
  warns at 85% of either limit (with a "Switch to …" button) and switches
  at 98% to the account with the most room, skipping paused and full ones.
  Each warning is shown once per limit window, even across restarts.
• The switcher (vesha): every account with its plan, 5-hour and weekly
  usage and reset times, tags for active / here / paused / running sessions,
  and the folder rules. Vim keys: j/k, gg/G, Ctrl+d/Ctrl+u,
  counts, 1-9, Tab, Enter, r, u, p, m, a, R/cw, dd, y,
  / with n/N, and ? for all of them. Adapts from 80 columns up.
• Shared setup and history: CLAUDE.md, settings, skills, plugins,
  agents, commands and history are linked from ~/.claude into every
  profile, so claude --continue works across accounts.
• Usage everywhere: vesha usage, vesha list and a waybar module
  (vesha waybar) that redraws the moment the account changes.
• Logins stay safe: one copy of each login (Claude Code rotates them),
  tokens renewed in place only when Claude isn't running on that profile,
  files private to you, no token ever printed.
• vesha import cswap brings claude-swap's accounts across.
• vesha doctor, vesha init zsh|bash (shell hook and completion),
  --json output, help for every command, ruff, tests and a website with
  the changelog and design decisions.

Install:

kosha install vesha
# or
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Theyashsawarkar/vesha/main/install.sh | bash

Then see Getting started.