account-rotation
The account-rotation skill enables switching between multiple coding-agent accounts based on usage thresholds and rate limits. It routes credential swaps through host and agent identifiers using the caam file-layer authentication tool, supporting Codex and Linux/WSL environments. Use this when approaching account quota limits or rate restrictions during extended agent operations to maintain continuity without interruption.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/boshu2/agentops /tmp/account-rotation && cp -r /tmp/account-rotation/skills-codex/account-rotation ~/.claude/skills/account-rotationSKILL.md
# account-rotation (Codex) Codex-native entry point for the `account-rotation` operator skill. The AgentOps source skill `../../skills/account-rotation/SKILL.md` is the source of truth for domain behavior, the host+agent routing table, capture discipline, the live-session caveat, and swarm-lane spreading. Read it first, then use `prompt.md` for the Codex runtime profile. ## Codex Runtime Contract - Use Codex plus the local shell. Do not invoke Claude Code as an executor. - Route by host+agent per the source skill's table; on this runtime the swap tool is `caam` (file-layer auth swap) for Codex/Gemini and Linux/WSL lanes. - Load only the relevant source references or scripts for the task. - Verify command syntax from local `--help` or checked-in references before acting. - Return concrete evidence: commands run, files touched, exit codes, and any remaining blocker.
Use Agent Mail from Codex for file leases, notifications, inboxes, and conflict prevention.
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Use when converting markdown plans into br beads with dependencies for implementation or swarm execution.
Use when switching AI coding CLI accounts quickly to recover from subscription rate limits or OAuth friction.
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Use when starting non-trivial work, mining lessons, or preventing repeated mistakes with cm procedural memory.
Mine past agent sessions for working prompts, decisions, and patterns. Use when "what did I ask?", "find that prompt", session archaeology, or agent history.