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I'd like to use Plural more, but there are a few things I'd like to understand.
Multiple Claude accounts
I have a work and a personal claude.ai account. I use directory based CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR to trigger work claude or personal claude. If I open plural and have a session for work, and another for a personal repo, will it use the correct account? For instance, I usually run /status to confirm I'm pointing to the right account:
Settings: Status Config Usage (←/→ or tab to cycle)
Version: 2.1.71
Session name: /rename to add a name
Session ID: d628261a-2c93-4ba4-b7da-3c298edacbdc
cwd: /Users/erikbye/Unity
Login method: Claude Pro Account
Organization: madclouds@gmail.com's Organization
Email: madclouds@gmail.com
Model: Default Sonnet 4.6 · Best for everyday tasks
I'm unable to run /status or /model inside plural, so I'm not sure if I'm using the right account. That's where I get confused using Plural. I expect it to act exactly like a normal Claude code terminal session, but it acts differently, and commands don't work. 😅
(/usage is another command I use)
Hello!
I'd like to use Plural more, but there are a few things I'd like to understand.
Multiple Claude accounts
I have a work and a personal claude.ai account. I use directory based
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRto trigger work claude or personal claude. If I open plural and have a session for work, and another for a personal repo, will it use the correct account? For instance, I usually run/statusto confirm I'm pointing to the right account:I'm unable to run
/statusor/modelinside plural, so I'm not sure if I'm using the right account. That's where I get confused using Plural. I expect it to act exactly like a normal Claude code terminal session, but it acts differently, and commands don't work. 😅(
/usageis another command I use)Thanks for helping me understand!