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Use one switcher per tool, as Other account switchers explains. Pitboard reads no other switcher’s logins, so each account the tool is not signed in to after step 2 needs a sign-in.
1

Stop the other switcher

Quit it, and stop whatever runs it by itself. For claude-swap, stop each cswap auto, remove any scheduled cswap auto --once and run cswap menubar --uninstall-service if its menu bar app starts at login.
2

Remove the logins it keeps

Use the switcher’s own command:
As read in claude-swap 0.28.0, cswap purge leaves the login in use in place. As read in codex-auth 0.3.1, codex-auth remove --all also deletes Codex’s auth.json where it holds a login codex-auth kept. Codex is then signed out.Remove them before you enrol: otherwise codex-auth remove --all deletes the login of the account you enrolled.
3

Add each account to Pitboard

Follow Add and manage accounts: add the account the tool is signed in to, then every other account with a sign-in. Where the tool is signed out, add every account with a sign-in, then switch to one.
Pitboard and other ways to use several accounts compares Pitboard with these switchers.