If you run more than one Claude Code account on a machine (work and personal, two clients, a locked-down login next to a sandbox), you switch between them by hand. Claude Code holds one active login at a time, so forgetting to switch means running the wrong account. This post shows how to make the switch automatic: the right account loads from the directory you are in, with nothing to remember.
You add a new tmux binding. A week later you're hunting through .tmux.conf because you can't remember what you mapped to prefix + g. The shortcuts.yaml you maintain? Three months out of date.
The problem isn't discipline. It's architecture. Any system requiring manual sync between source of truth (config files) and documentation (shortcuts file) will drift.
Parse your config files directly. For workflows that don't map to a single keybinding, use tealdeer custom pages. One popup, two modes, zero maintenance.
Mozilla just named a new CEO. The headline promise? Firefox will "evolve into a modern AI browser." I read that and immediately started looking for alternatives.
This is a quick migration guide, not comprehensive documentation. Check LibreWolf's official docs for your specific system.
I was worried about breaking things—my setup has shell aliases for profile switching, wrapper scripts, keyboard shortcuts that launch Firefox, and window management automation. Everything migrated in about 30 minutes. If it worked for me, it'll work for you.