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Codex Account Switch 1.3.12 by Xiao Lan is a local-first, multi-account visual manager engineered in C++ on Win32 with WebView2 to give AI coders a lightweight yet rock-solid way to juggle several Codex identities without ever restarting their IDE. Built for developers who bill projects to separate API keys or simply want to segregate experimentation from production, the program unifies backup, switch, delete and rename operations inside a single dashboard and augments them with batch refresh and bulk-delete actions that can tidy up dozens of profiles in seconds. Accounts can be seeded through three equally convenient channels: automatic import of the current IDE login, manual token paste, or drag-and-drop OAuth file; a built-in callback listener captures the redirect for a fully contained sign-in flow. Once populated, each profile is continuously monitored: quotas are auto-refreshed on five-hour or seven-day cycles, and low-balance alerts can trigger both visual warnings and automatic rollover to the next loaded key so that code generation never stalls. A local reverse-proxy service binds to a user-chosen port, applies custom timeouts, LAN visibility, key-based routing and dispatch strategies, and transparently channels all Codex traffic while logging requests, tokens and response sizes for later inspection. Entire configuration sets can be exported or imported as password-protected ZIP bundles, easing migration across machines or teammates, while the interface itself switches between English and additional languages and follows system or manual Light/Dark themes. The utility belongs to the Developer Tools / API Management category, exists in the single stable build 1.3.12, and is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are served through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always deliver the latest version, and support batch installation alongside multiple applications.
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