authswap 1.0.1

Rust authswap CLI with WebDAV sync and Codex app-server restart

authswap

authswap is a Rust command-line tool for switching local Codex auth profiles and optionally syncing those profiles through WebDAV.

Features

• Interactive account picker for local Codex profiles.
• Account add, switch, refresh, and delete actions inside the interactive UI.
• WebDAV sync from the interactive UI.
• Sanitized config.toml sync that excludes machine-local project sections.
• PyPI wheel packaging for users who do not have Rust installed.

Commands

authswap

authswap reads and writes the standard Codex auth layout:

~/.codex/auth.json
~/.codex/config.toml
~/.codex/accounts/*.auth.json
~/.codex/accounts/registry.json

Install From PyPI

pip install authswap
authswap

Published wheels include the compiled authswap binary, so end users do not need Rust, Node.js, or npm when a compatible wheel is available.

WebDAV Sync

authswap supports custom WebDAV services. Press w in the account picker to configure the server URL and credentials, test the connection, and push or pull account data. When no local accounts exist, the first-run dialog also offers WebDAV so accounts can be restored without signing in first.

The settings file is stored at ~/.codex/authswap.json with private file permissions.

These files contain active credentials. Sync only to a trusted WebDAV server.

Usage Limits

The interactive account picker shows cached 5-hour and weekly limit usage from ~/.codex/accounts/registry.json. Press r on the selected account to request fresh usage from Codex. Press t to refresh all accounts, with 100ms between requests. Both actions update the local cache.

Limit columns show the remaining percentage and the remaining time until reset, for example 28% 1h 20m.

Press s in the account picker to configure whether authswap restarts codex app-server after switching accounts. The setting is off by default and is saved in ~/.codex/authswap.json.