Add your accounts

An account is one sign-in of a provider, for example two Claude subscriptions or a personal and a work Codex account. Every session runs on one account. You can keep as many accounts per provider as you need.

BeyDock never asks for your password. Signing in happens in the provider's own command line tool, in Terminal.

Add an account

Open Settings › Accounts.
In Add account, choose a Provider: Claude, Codex, Antigravity or OpenCode.
Type a Name, such as "Work Max" or "Personal Plus".
Click Add and Sign In.
Terminal opens with short instructions. Follow them, then close the window.

The steps differ slightly by provider:

Claude: type /login when Claude opens and sign in with that subscription in your browser. Then type /exit and close the window. Each extra Claude account gets its own configuration folder.
Codex: your first Codex account uses the sign-in of your Codex command line tool (~/.codex). If you aren't signed in yet, Terminal opens and you sign in with ChatGPT. Later accounts get their own sign-in.
Antigravity: your first account uses your agy sign-in. Extra accounts run in their own folder; sign in with Google, type /exit and close the window.
OpenCode: pick a provider such as OpenCode Zen, Anthropic, OpenAI or GitHub Copilot, and sign in. You pick the model later in the message box.

Check an account

Each account row shows the email and organization it is signed in with, or "Not signed in". Signed-in accounts show usage meters for their session and weekly limits when the provider reports them. OpenCode has no plan limits, because it works with your providers' own keys.

Use the … menu on a row to:

Rename… the account.
Sign In on This Mac (or Sign In Again on This Mac when it's already signed in), for example after a sign-in expired. A signed-out account also has its own Sign In button.
Sign In on an SSH host, if you added one. Sign-ins are per machine.
Remove the account. The default Claude account can't be removed.

If a session uses an account that isn't signed in on its machine, a band above the message box offers Sign In.

OpenCode session titles

OpenCode names sessions with a small model. Under OpenCode session titles you can pick the Title model. The default may need credits; the free models listed there don't. The choice applies to sessions you start afterwards.

How accounts are used

Pick the account for a new session with the account button in the message box.
Claude and Codex sessions can move to another account of the same provider after they start. Antigravity and OpenCode sessions stay on the account they started with. See Accounts, models and limits.
To use a different provider for part of a task, use Delegation.

Next: Your first session.