v0.14.0

What changed

• feat(sessions): say when another session is spending an account

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.13.2

What changed

• docs: the argv exposure needs a Developer ID, not a cleverer keychain call
• chore: cut the routes upstream, and stop tests reaching the real Keychain

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.13.1

What changed

• docs: record the argv credential exposure and the three fixes that failed
• fix(codex): backup_codex_credentials called itself instead of writing

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.13.0

What changed

• chore: v0.13.0 — backups before every overwrite
• fix(backups): a copy of a credential file is a credential file
• feat(backups): copy a file aside before this app overwrites it
• docs: "Server not found" is an account mismatch, not a broken server
• test(connectors): "disconnected" is a real state, and it contains "connected"

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.12.1

What changed

• fix(app): set the connector cache before the menu that reads it

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.12.0

What changed

• feat(connectors): say what a switch costs before it costs it

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.11.2

What changed

• fix(report): a repository row is a repository, and nothing else

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.11.1

What changed

• feat(report): all 24 hours, and spend grouped by repository

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.11.0

What changed

• feat(report): a budget you can read, an hourly rate, and spend per project

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.

v0.10.0

What changed

• fix: a team seat and a personal plan on one address are two accounts (#1)

Install

Download the .dmg and drag Code Agent Switcher into Applications.
(The .zip is what the in-app updater fetches — you do not need it.)

macOS will refuse to open it the first time — this build is ad-hoc
signed, not notarised, because notarising needs a paid Apple Developer
account. Either run this once:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Code Agent Switcher.app"

The disk image has a Terminal shortcut next to the app for exactly
this. Or open the app, let macOS refuse it, then go to System Settings
→ Privacy & Security → Security and click Open Anyway — that
button only appears after a blocked attempt.

Already running an older version? It updates itself — Updates → Check now.