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Keep personal, business, and enterprise Codex profiles signed in at the same time. Masaka gives each authorized identity its own CODEX_HOME, reads official 5-hour and weekly usage windows, and starts the next native Codex process without copying tokens, logging other profiles out, or bypassing quotas. Open source and local-first.
I built Masaka for a specific failure mode: switching among personal, business, and enterprise Codex identities without signing another profile out. Each authorized login keeps its own CODEX_HOME; Masaka reads official 5-hour and weekly usage windows and starts the next native Codex process. It never copies tokens or bypasses quotas. I’d value feedback from people already juggling multiple Codex workspaces: what switching or usage-visibility problem is still missing?
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About Masaka for Codex on Product Hunt
“Switch isolated Codex accounts and workspaces”
Masaka for Codex was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #58 on the daily leaderboard. Keep personal, business, and enterprise Codex profiles signed in at the same time. Masaka gives each authorized identity its own CODEX_HOME, reads official 5-hour and weekly usage windows, and starts the next native Codex process without copying tokens, logging other profiles out, or bypassing quotas. Open source and local-first.
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