0.1.5

Fixed

• On macOS a switch no longer fails with security: unknown command when
  the login is longer than one security -i line, which happens once Claude
  Code keeps the OAuth state of several MCP servers in the login. Such a
  login now goes on the command line of security, as Claude Code does
  (#131).

0.1.4

Removed

• The early start: cc-shift early, early on, early off and early run,
  and the scheduled job that started 5-hour windows before the workday.
  cc-shift setup and cc-shift uninstall delete the job and its working
  folder that an older version installed, and cc-shift doctor reports one
  that is left. A state file that still holds the early start setting loads,
  and early starts already in the history still show in cc-shift log
  (#126).

0.1.3

Fixed

• cc-shift switches before the limit while the main session waits on
  background subagents. The status line now also runs every 30 seconds, the
  active account's usage is read from the usage endpoint when the status line
  has reported no new numbers for a minute, and cc-shift refresh switches
  when that reading is at or past a threshold. Run cc-shift setup again to
  add the 30-second status line to an existing setup; cc-shift doctor says
  when it is missing (#123).
• A status line reading that repeats an older, lower number for the same
  window no longer lowers the recorded usage (#123).
• A turn that hits the 5-hour limit while the week shows a higher percentage
  marks the 5-hour window full, no longer the week, and the history names the
  5-hour window (#123).

0.1.2

Changed

• The next account is the one with the most of its week left, an untouched
  account first, so the weeks drain together and several accounts keep some
  week to switch to when a 5-hour window fills. An account whose week resets
  within 5 hours still goes first, so what is left of it is not lost. A
  running 5-hour window no longer goes first (#120).

0.1.1

Added

• cc-shift builds for Windows. Logins move between the .credentials.json
  files Claude Code keeps on Windows, under %USERPROFILE%; a switch stops
  with a clear message while Claude Code keeps logins in Windows Credential
  Manager. On Windows the rate-limit hook runs cc-shift.exe directly, the
  status line works in Git Bash and PowerShell, cc-shift add waits for
  Claude Code, curl.exe comes from the Windows system folder, child
  programs start without a console window, and the early start runs from
  Task Scheduler.
• Each release has .zip archives of cc-shift.exe for x64 and Arm64
  Windows, and CI builds, lints and tests on Windows as well.
• cc-shift completion powershell prints a completion script for Windows
  PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7, for the commands, the profile names and
  the flags.
• The README, the crates.io description, docs.rs and the GitHub repository
  describe Windows, with a platform: macOS | Linux | Windows badge and the
  PowerShell steps to install the Windows binary.

Changed

• The error for a missing home folder names USERPROFILE on Windows as well
  as HOME.
• cc-shift add refuses a name that differs from an existing profile only
  in case, and on Windows the device names con, prn, aux, nul,
  com1 to com9 and lpt1 to lpt9.
• Temporary JSON files and the IDE module file carry the name cc-shift
  instead of the old name cs.

0.1.0

Added

• cc-shift builds and runs on Linux. Logins are moved between the
  .credentials.json files Claude Code keeps on Linux (mode 0600, replaced
  in one rename so open windows follow with their next message), and the
  early start runs from a systemd user timer.
• Each release has static Linux binaries for x86_64 and arm64 next to the
  macOS ones, and CI builds, lints and tests on Linux as well as macOS.
• doctor checks that curl is installed, and cc-shift finds curl on
  PATH when /usr/bin/curl is missing, as on NixOS.
• A switch holds Claude Code's own refresh lock of ~/.claude while it
  saves and replaces the active login, so no open window refreshes the login
  at that moment. This makes switching safer on macOS and Linux.
• Every file carries its copyright holder and its licence (Apache-2.0) as
  SPDX lines, and the repository follows the REUSE 3.3 specification,
  checked in CI.
• The README, the crates.io description and keywords, docs.rs and the
  GitHub repository describe macOS and Linux, with a platform: macOS | Linux
  badge.

Changed

• Messages say "stored login" instead of "Keychain login", and the help says
  the early start is run by the scheduled job, so they read right on Linux.
• A morning early start that runs more than 3 hours after its set time (a
  machine that woke or started late) starts nothing and says so in
  cc-shift log.

0.0.9

Added

• cc-shift early on [--at 06:00] [--accounts 2] starts the 5-hour windows of
  a few accounts each workday morning, so they reset during the workday and
  give an extra window. A launchd agent runs it Monday to Friday; Claude
  Code sends one short Haiku message per account in the account's profile.
  Off by default; cc-shift early off stops it and cc-shift early shows
  it. cc-shift log, cc-shift status, doctor and uninstall know about
  it, and early is no longer a valid profile name.

Changed

• The README is reordered for new users and shows how to install a prebuilt
  binary with its checksum and build attestation. The release archives now
  include NOTICE next to LICENSE.

Fixed

• cc-shift help prints the version and tagline under the logo, on their
  own line, so the help no longer wraps in a narrow terminal.

0.0.8

Added

• cc-shift --version (also -V and cc-shift version) prints the running
  version, and cc-shift help opens with an ASCII logo on a terminal.
• cc-shift log shows the history of switches (with their reason), refreshed
  and logged-out logins, and when all accounts were full and free again,
  from ~/.claude-profiles/history.jsonl; --since, --all, --verbose
  and --json.
• cc-shift stats shows the tokens of all accounts together per project and
  model: output with its share, input, cache writes and cache reads, read
  from the session transcripts of ~/.claude and every profile, subagents
  included, each response counted once. --since 2h|7d|30d and --all pick
  the period and add a section per day, --project <name> shows one project
  per model and day, --cost adds the cost at Anthropic's API prices,
  --per-account adds a block per account from the switch history, and
  --json prints one document. What it read is cached per file in
  ~/.claude-profiles/stats-cache.json. stats can no longer name a profile.
• A weekly workflow compares Anthropic's pricing page with the price table
  and opens an issue when a price changes or a model is added.

Changed

• The switch thresholds are per window and configurable: the 5-hour window
  switches at 95% and the 7-day window at 99% by default, each settable from
  50 to 100 under thresholds in ~/.claude-profiles/state.json.

0.0.7

Added

• cc-shift doctor checks the status line and the hook, claude and its
  version, every profile's login and signed-in account, two profiles signed
  in to the same account, the state file, an unfinished switch, logged-out
  accounts and the account details in ~/.claude.json, and prints the
  command that fixes each problem. It exits 1 when a check fails.
• cc-shift completion zsh prints a zsh completion script for the commands,
  the profile names after use and remove, and the flags.
• cc-shift remove <name> deletes a profile, its Keychain login and what
  the state remembers about it, after you type yes; the active account
  cannot be removed.
• cc-shift uninstall removes the status line and the rate-limit hook and
  puts back the status line you had before; --all also deletes every
  profile and its Keychain login after you type yes.

0.0.6

Changed

• cc-shift status opens with a summary line (accounts, how many are free,
  the active and the next account) and lists the accounts in the order
  cc-shift will use them, each window as a bar with its percentage and
  time to reset, and a state: active, next, ready, full or week full with
  when it frees up, logged out, or unknown with the reason.
• The status line shows the window's account with a bar for the 5-hour
  window, the 7-day percentage, the next account and how many are free.
• Colour (green, yellow, red by how full) on a terminal and in the status
  line, off when NO_COLOR is set.

Added

• cc-shift status --json prints the same overview as JSON for scripts:
  the active and next account, how many are free, and per account its
  state, both windows with RFC 3339 reset times and seconds left, and
  whether its numbers are confirmed.