Accounts

Choose Accounts at the bottom of the window to add a service and a label, such as “Work” or “Personal.”

Sign in for the first time

Select Add and open terminal, then follow the sign-in instructions in the terminal. You do not enter a password in the buster7 account form. Afterward, choose the saved label to open another session. If authentication expires, sign in again through that account’s terminal.

Your existing CLI sign-in is not changed. To use it, select Use existing CLI sign-in when starting a session. Managed accounts have separate settings; existing personal settings and extensions are not copied automatically.

Choose accounts per project

Right-click a project and select Project accounts. Choose a saved account for each service. New terminals in that project and its worktrees use the selected account automatically; existing terminals keep their accounts. Select Choose on launch to choose each time instead.

If settings cannot be loaded, the terminal does not start with a different account. Check the connection and try again.

Read usage limits

The bottom bar shows remaining usage for each available window. Hover over a value to see when it was fetched and when the window resets.

• Not fetched: information is not available yet, or automatic retrieval is unsupported.
• Sign in required: sign in through that account’s terminal.
• Unavailable: check the connection or service status.
• Awaiting update: the saved value is too old to show as current remaining usage.

Availability varies by service. Reaching a limit does not switch accounts automatically: an open session keeps the account it was started with.

Remove a registration

In Settings → Accounts or the account picker, select the trash icon next to an account. Check the label and select Remove account to remove it from the list. Close terminals using the account and unassign it from projects under Default accounts first.

Saved login information and conversation files remain on the server. Your account with the service is not deleted.