Accounts and limits
Use several Claude and Codex accounts and let Ghostex balance them.
If you have more than one Claude or Codex account, Ghostex can keep them all signed in and switch between them for you.
Add your accounts
Open Settings > Accounts and add each login. Mark an account Automatic to let Ghostex choose it for new sessions, or Manual to use it only when you pick it.
Which account a new session uses
By default, Ghostex picks the account with the most room before its limits reset. You can change this rule in Settings > Accounts (for example, always the account with the most limit left), or pick an account yourself when you start a session: in the New Thread picker (Cmd+N), press Tab on Claude or Codex.
When an account runs out
Ghostex can move a session that hits its usage limit to another account and carry on by itself. The conversation stays in the same tab; only the account changes. Choose what happens in Settings > Accounts, under When the account runs out. You can also switch by hand from the chat’s ⋯ > Switch Account menu.
The other choices are Wait for reset, which picks up on the same account when its limit resets, and Do nothing. To make one session behave differently, open its Switch Account menu and click Customize.
When a turn ends on a lost connection or a server error, Ghostex retries it on its own once the network is back. Turn this off with Retry after temporary errors.
Turn an account off
Turn Enabled off on an account you no longer use, for example one whose plan ended. It stays saved but Ghostex never starts or moves sessions to it. Turn Auto-switch off to keep an account out of automatic switching only.
Banked resets
Some accounts get free limit resets. A usage meter shows them under Rate limit resets: click Use beside one to use it now. Turn on Auto-redeem expiring resets in Settings > Accounts to have Ghostex use a reset 5 minutes before it expires, so it isn’t lost.
See your usage
Star accounts in Settings to show their usage meters at the bottom of the sidebar. Hover the chart button next to the Settings gear to see them, and click a meter for the full picture: limits, reset times, and your recent token use.
Turn on Hide emails in Settings > Accounts before sharing your screen.