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Accounts Workspace

The Accounts workspace at /accounts is the dashboard surface for CCS auth profiles. Use it when you manage ccs auth profiles, continuity groups, and default-account behavior. Use the Claude provider inside /cliproxy instead when the account should live in the CLIProxy pool.

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Access

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What It Covers

  • create new CCS auth profiles without leaving the dashboard
  • follow the recommended two-account route: keep tokens isolated and choose the account explicitly at runtime
  • inspect continuity and context-group relationships
  • see when plain ccs is using a different resume lane than an account profile
  • review migration follow-up for legacy inferred sharing
  • jump into the Claude pool auth flow when an account belongs in CLIProxy

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Layout

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Left Action Rail

The left rail is the command surface for day-to-day account work:
  • Create Account opens the profile creation dialog
  • Auth Claude In Pool deep-links into /cliproxy?provider=claude&action=auth
  • Open Claude Pool Settings jumps to the Claude provider inside /cliproxy
  • Migration Follow-up appears when legacy inferred sharing still needs confirmation
  • Quick Commands mirrors the most common CLI flows with copy buttons

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Main Workspace

The main panel is a continuity-first view of your auth profiles:
  • Continuity overview summarizes isolated lanes, shared lanes, deeper-continuity readiness, and CLIProxy-adjacent counts
  • Route guide explains isolated account usage, shared settings and instructions, and opt-in history sync
  • Account matrix lists CCS auth profiles, default-account state, and group relationships
  • Badges call out the workspace scope and history-sync posture before you edit anything
The workspace separates three concepts that are easy to confuse: Non-bare account profiles link settings and user instructions through CCS shared state:
This keeps normal Claude settings and instructions aligned without copying account credentials. ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md is canonical; CCS preserves divergent copies for explicit recovery instead of overwriting it. History sync is separate and remains opt-in.

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Mobile View

On smaller screens the workspace collapses into a stacked layout. The same actions remain available, but the side rail becomes a compact card above the account matrix.

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Relationship To Shared Data

/accounts and /shared live in the same sidebar group, but they solve different problems: If you need to inspect shared commands, skills, or agents, or recover a CLAUDE.md conflict, see Shared Data.

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CLI Parity

The workspace stays aligned with the CLI rather than replacing it:
Use the dashboard when you want structure and visibility. Use the CLI when you need scripts, terminals, or versioned setup.