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An AI Chief of Staff and a team that does the work. Free and open source, from Ferrox Labs.

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Features · Multiple Claude accounts

More than one Claude account, side by side.

Add another Claude Code sign-in, such as work and personal, and choose which account each bot uses. Your default Claude login stays exactly as it is.

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Multiple Claude accounts

  • Add extra accounts in Settings → Engines, under Claude accounts
  • Each extra account keeps its own separate configuration folder
  • No credentials are copied: you sign in to each account yourself
  • Choose the account in a bot’s model menu
  • Your default Claude login is left unchanged

How it works.

  1. Step 1Add Claude accountIn Settings → Engines, under Claude accounts. Give it a name.
  2. Step 2Sign in yourselfCopy the sign-in command Murage shows, run it in your terminal and finish Claude’s own sign-in.
  3. Step 3Choose it for a botRefresh accounts, then pick the account in the bot’s model menu.

Good to know.

  • Needs Claude Code installed, and a Claude sign-in for each account
  • Each account is billed by its own Claude plan
  • Accounts can only be added or changed while no work is running
  • Murage does not sign in for you. You run the sign-in command yourself

Put it to work.

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Release notes

Ship the feature and the announcement together.

See the job in detail

“Every Thursday, read this week’s merged pull requests. Draft the changelog entry, a customer-facing summary and a short email. Leave out internal work. Publish nothing.”

Release notes, this week

  • 23 merged pull requests read
  • 9 left out as internal work
  • 14 changes grouped into 6 changelog entries
  • Customer email drafted, 140 words

Waiting for your approval

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Questions.

Can I use two Claude accounts in Murage?+

Yes. Add a second account in Settings → Engines under Claude accounts, sign in to it, and choose it for the bots that should use it.

Does Murage copy my Claude credentials?+

No. Each extra account uses its own configuration folder, and you sign in with Claude’s own sign-in.

Can different bots use different Claude accounts?+

Yes. Pick the account in each bot’s model menu.

Works well with.

  • EnginesUse the AI you already pay for. Keep it when you switch.
  • Usage and cost per botSee what each bot is costing you.
  • Local modelsRun your bots on models on your own hardware.

Give your first job to Murage.

Download the free app, connect the AI you already pay for, and tell your Chief of Staff what needs doing. Plan on about ten minutes from install to a working team.

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No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for