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Claude Accounts

Commander supports multiple Claude accounts with three authentication methods:
MethodDescription
CLI DetectionDetects your locally logged-in Claude CLI session. Shows subscription type (Pro, Max, Team) and organization name.
OAuth LoginBrowser-based subscription login
API KeyManual key entry (stored in macOS Keychain)

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Multi-Account Support

You can add multiple Claude accounts to Commander:
  • Default account — Set one account as the default for all repositories
  • Per-repository override — Assign a specific account to each repository in Settings → Agent
  • Resolution order: repository override → default account → best available

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Usage Limits

Each account tracks usage:
  • Usage limit — Set a maximum spend (USD) per account
  • Current usage — Real-time spend tracking
  • Subscription info — For CLI accounts, Commander shows subscription type (pro, max, team) and organization

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GitHub

Connect GitHub to:
  • List and link pull requests to workspaces
  • View PR details (title, body, additions, deletions, changed files)
  • View CI check statuses
  • View and navigate PR review comments
  • Reply to PR comments directly from Commander
  • Auto-resolve PR comments (optional)
  • Auto-fix CI failures (optional, with retry limit)
Setup: Settings → Integrations → Connect GitHub (OAuth flow).

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GitLab

Connect GitLab to:
  • Use GitLab-hosted repositories with Commander
  • Link workspaces to GitLab projects
Setup: Settings → Integrations → Connect GitLab (OAuth flow).

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Linear

Connect Linear to:
  • Search and browse Linear issues
  • Create workspaces from Linear issues
  • View issue details (title, status, assignee, priority, labels)
  • Link workspaces to issues
  • Track issue status changes via manager events
Setup: Settings → Integrations → Connect Linear (OAuth flow).

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Slack

Connect Slack to:
  • Read channel messages
  • Send messages to channels
  • Search channels
  • Used by the manager for team communication
Setup: Settings → Integrations → Connect Slack (OAuth flow).

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Token Storage

All OAuth tokens and API keys are stored in the macOS Keychain. Commander only stores Keychain references (tokenRef, apiKeyRef), never raw credentials. Tokens survive app updates and reinstalls.

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GitHub Actions

View and manage GitHub Actions workflows directly from Commander:
  • View workflows — See all workflows configured for your repository
  • View runs — Monitor recent workflow runs with status and conclusion
  • View jobs — Drill into individual jobs within a run
  • Dispatch — Trigger workflows manually with custom inputs
  • Cancel — Stop running workflow runs
  • Pin workflows — Pin frequently-used workflows for quick access in repository settings