cctx-importer | Claude Context Switcher Importer
Import CCS profiles into cctx.
CCS lets you configure Claude Code with different providers and accounts, but it doesn't modify Claude's default settings. This means you must use the ccs command and IDE extensions won't work.
cctx solves this by overwriting Claude's settings file, so you can use the claude command directly or IDE extensions.
This tool bridges both: it imports your CCS profiles into cctx so you can switch between them and use them with claude or IDE extensions.
Requirements
Installation
The recommended way is to run directly with uvx (no installation needed):
uvx cctx-importer from-ccs
Alternatively, install with pip:
pip install cctx-importer
Or with uv:
uv tool install cctx-importer
Usage
# Import profiles from ~/.ccs/*.settings.json
cctx-importer from-ccs
# Import profiles from ~/.cctx-importer/*.json
cctx-importer from-configs
Both commands merge each profile with ~/.cctx-importer/default.json if it exists.
Options
# Use a custom directory for default.json
cctx-importer from-ccs --configs-dir /path/to/dir
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