https://github.com/Spielewoy/multi-cli
run multiple accounts of Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI,
Cursor, OpenCode simultaneously. each profile gets its own auth
and config.
mac / linux / windows supported!
if you're running agentic coding workflows you've probably hit this:
one account per tool, one session at a time.
multi-cli fixes that. isolated profiles for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor.
launch them all in parallel.
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If you are vibing out apps every week with AI but your GitHub profile looks empty, this is for you.
Git Faker 3000 lets you design a contribution graph on a visual grid and push real backdated commits to any repo you own. No terminal, no scripts. Click squares, hit execute, your profile updates in minutes.
Why this matters: employers and clients check your GitHub. If all your work was in private repos or generated with AI tools that do not push to GitHub, your profile tells the wrong story.
This tool fixes that. Paint the pattern you want, or use the preset generator to fill a whole year with realistic distributions. Before/after comparison uses your actual GitHub data so you see exactly what changes.
Open source, MIT licensed, runs in the browser or locally.
https://github.com/Spielewoy/git-faker-3000
Star the repo. It is brand new and needs visibility.
Just shipped Git Faker 3000, a full-stack web app that lets you design a GitHub contribution graph and push real backdated commits through the API.
Full stack breakdown:
Frontend: React/Next.js, interactive heatmap grid, multi-step wizard, real-time progress display via SSE Backend: 11 Next.js API route handlers, GitHub REST + GraphQL client, OAuth + encrypted sessions, rate limiting, CSRF protection Infra: Vercel deployment, also runs locally with npm run dev
No database, no shell execution, no third-party auth. MIT licensed.
https://www.gitfaker3000.de/ https://github.com/Spielewoy/git-faker-3000
Star the repo if you think this is well-built.
Just shipped an open-source Next.js project that might be useful as a reference for App Router patterns: Git Faker 3000.
It is a web app that lets you design a GitHub contribution graph and push real backdated commits. But the interesting part for this sub is the architecture:
No external database. No child_process. No third-party auth libraries.
MIT licensed, TypeScript throughout.
https://github.com/Spielewoy/git-faker-3000
If you find the architecture useful as a reference, a star on the repo helps a lot.
Open-sourced a TypeScript project that might be interesting from an implementation perspective: Git Faker 3000.
It is a Next.js app that lets you paint a GitHub contribution graph and push real backdated commits through the GitHub API. The whole thing is fully typed. The GitHub API client, the generation engine (grid math, PRNG, date utilities), the execution engine, session encryption, everything.
Key TypeScript patterns used:
11 API route handlers, zero any types, zero shell execution.
MIT licensed.
https://github.com/Spielewoy/git-faker-3000
Star the repo if you want to see more of this kind of thing.
We all know someone whose GitHub looks like they have never taken a day off. Perfect green squares from January to December. Meanwhile your profile has a three month gap because you were shipping code in a private repo.
Git Faker 3000 lets you paint a contribution pattern on a GitHub-style grid and push real backdated commits through the GitHub API. It is a 6-step wizard: login, pick a repo, design, review a before/after with your actual contribution data, execute, done.
Everything goes through the Git Database API. No child_process, no shell commands, no force pushes. All commits land in a single .git-faker3000/history.json file so you can trace or undo everything.
It also has a preset generator if you do not want to click individual squares. Fill a whole year with uniform, work-hours, or after-work distribution patterns.
Open source, MIT licensed, runs on Vercel or locally.
https://github.com/Spielewoy/git-faker-3000
Star it if you find it useful. The project is just getting started and visibility helps a lot.
openai: "you've reached your rate limit"
me: opens second account
openai: "wait that's illegal"
CODEX_HOME isolation. that's the whole trick. MIT.
it the limit mid-session for the hundredth time and snapped.
codex uses CODEX_HOME for auth/sessions. so i wrote a script that gives each account its own folder. launch both. when account 1 taps out, account 2 is already running. no logout, no waiting, no "you've exceeded your—" shut up.
wrote a tool in bash that manages sandboxed profiles for openai codex cli. each profile gets its own CODEX_HOME directory so auth, config, sessions, skills, agents, and mcp configs are all isolated.
the core is simple, just redirecting CODEX_HOME. but it grew into a full cli with profile creation (full + shared via symlinks), cloning, renaming, templates (strips auth.json so theyre safe to share), tar.gz export/import, shell alias generation, .app bundle creation on mac, .desktop file generation on linux, bash/zsh tab completion, and a doctor command.
set -euo pipefail, nullglob, validate all profile names against a regex, shell_quote for safe embedding. tried to keep it clean.
theres also a powershell port for windows that mirrors the whole feature set.
https://github.com/Spielewoy/multi-codex
would love feedback from people who actually write good bash.
