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clautcher

v1.0.1

Published

Switch Claude settings.json profiles from the command line.

Readme

Clautcher 1.0.x Release! 🎉🎉

npm version npm downloads License: MIT Codacy Badge

Switch Claude settings profiles by copying a named settings.<name>.json onto settings.json.

Install

npm i -g clautcher

Steps ✨

  1. Enter .claude directory and create a settings file named settings.<name>.json for each profile you want to have. For example:
cd ~/.claude
cp settings.json settings.deepseek.json
cp settings.json settings.claude.json
  1. Just run clautcher to enter the interactive settings file picker.
clautcher

Then you will see this:

Select a profile:
Use Up/Down to choose, Enter to confirm, Esc or q to quit.
  deepseek
> claude
  other

Need Common Settings?

You can create settings.base.json as a common base profile. It will be merged with the selected profile before copying to settings.json. This is useful when you want to share some common settings across different profiles.

Trivia

  • The name "Clautcher" is a portmanteau of "Claude" and "Switcher", indicating its purpose as a tool for switching between different Claude settings profiles. Since "claude-switcher", "claude-code-switcher", "claude-switch" ... are all taken, I had to come up with a more creative name.
  • It is designed to be simple.
  • Some names have their own color in the interactive menu.

License

MIT License