Add the account you are signed in to
- App
- Command line
The pitboard window opens by itself the first time you open the app. Later, click pitboard’s item in the menu bar, then choose Open pitboard.
- In the Accounts pane, find the tip Give this account a name and click Name.
- In Name This Account, enter a name such as
personal, then click Save. The account appears under that name.
Add another account
pitboard runs the tool’s own sign-in in a separate directory, so the account in use stays signed in.- App
- Command line
- In pitboard’s menu, choose Add Account. The Add Account dialog opens.
- If the dialog has a Tool pop-up menu, click it, then choose Claude Code or Codex.
- Enter a name such as
work, then click Sign In. Your browser opens. - Sign in as the account you are adding. The dialog closes and the account appears in the list.
--sign-in runs, see Account commands.
Choose a label
A label is the one-word name pitboard knows an account by, such aswork. When you enrol an account or sign in to it again, work means Claude Code and codex/work means Codex. In the app, you choose the tool and enter the name without codex/.
In pitboard use, pitboard forget and pitboard rename, work alone is enough while only one tool has a work account. Otherwise, write claude/work or codex/work. For the full rules, see Labels.
Rename an account
Renaming changes only the label.- App
- Command line
In the Accounts pane, Control-click the account, then choose Rename. Change the name, then click Rename.
Forget an account
Forgetting an account deletes its parked login, so adding it again needs a browser sign-in. To forget the account in use, switch to another account first.- App
- Command line
In the Accounts pane, select the account and press Delete, or Control-click it and choose Forget. Click Forget to confirm.