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      <title>Setting Up Multiple Claude Code Accounts</title>
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      <description>A practical guide to running two (or more) Claude Code accounts on the same machine — for example, a personal Max subscription and a work Enterprise account — without constantly logging in and out.
Why this works Claude Code reads its configuration from a directory (default: ~/.claude) and a companion file (~/.claude.json). The path to that directory can be overridden with the CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR environment variable. Give each account its own directory, point to it with a shell alias, and you get clean account isolation with zero extra tooling.</description>
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