Multi-Account Login

What variant of Codex are you using?

CLI

What feature would you like to see?

Multi Account for Codex CLI , user can switch their account just like we switch profiles on any platform .

User can login with multiple accounts in same machine and then to change dedicated account , just single "codex switch" command works !

Additional information

I already have a working implementation of this (https://github.com/mohitarora8181/codex/tree/feature/multi-account) —

codex login --profile for storing credentials per account,
codex switch [--profile ] for making one the active default,
and a --profile flag that's honored consistently across codex exec, the TUI, login status, and cloud-config bootstrap (via a new auth_home resolution separate from codex_home).

It's backward compatible — no --profile anywhere behaves exactly as today — and I've added test coverage for the login/switch/runtime-profile paths.

Since this repo doesn't accept public PRs, I wanted to raise it as an issue first to check whether this is a direction the maintainers are open to before I clean it up further. Happy to share the diff, a fork link, or open a PR directly if that's useful once there's interest.

A couple of design points I'd welcome feedback on:

Storing profile credentials under $CODEX_HOME/profiles//auth.json and tracking the active one in profiles/state.json — open to a different layout if there's a preferred convention.
Whether codex switch with no --profile should open an interactive picker (what I implemented) or just print usage/error instead.
Whether a default login should auto-mirror into a profiles/default/ profile, or whether that's unnecessary surface area.

Prior art / inspiration: aws --profile, gcloud config configurations.

Review the referenced feature/multi-account branch and the existing Codex CLI login, switch, exec, TUI, login-status, and cloud-config bootstrap paths. Confirm the maintainers’ preferred credential layout and switch behavior, then use the branch’s login/switch/runtime-profile tests as the completion baseline once the design is accepted.