Multiple Accounts
If you manage more than one account, Whisper keeps everything separate. Each account gets its own persona, directives, subscriber profiles, session history, and scoring data. Nothing leaks between them.
Connecting a New Account
New accounts are connected in the dashboard. Go to the Accounts page, click to connect, and follow the popup flow.
Once linked, the account is immediately available. Run whisper accounts in your Terminal and you'll see it:
bash
whisper accountsConfigured accounts:
sunshinevibes (default)
SunshineVibes (conn_abc123...)
moonlightmuse
MoonlightMuse (conn_def456...)Whisper automatically syncs your account list from the dashboard every time you run whisper accounts. If a new account was just connected, it shows up here without any extra steps.
Switching Between Accounts
Most Whisper commands accept an account name as an argument. If you don't provide one, Whisper uses your default account.
Interactive mode:
bash
whisper sunshinevibesbash
whisper moonlightmuseAuto mode:
bash
whisper sunshinevibes --autoQuick stats:
bash
whisper account moonlightmuseInsights:
bash
whisper insights moonlightmuseYou can also run multiple accounts at the same time by opening separate Terminal windows, one per account. This is common for agencies running auto mode across several accounts.
Removing an Account
Accounts are managed in the dashboard. To disconnect an account, remove it from the Accounts page.
The next time you run whisper accounts, the removed account will be cleaned up from your local CLI automatically.
You can also remove it locally without touching the dashboard:
bash
whisper accounts remove sunshinevibesThis removes it from Whisper's local config. Your data files (chat history, profiles, etc.) are kept on disk in case you need them later.
Team Members
If you're part of a team, all team members see the same accounts. When someone connects a new account in the dashboard, everyone on the team can use it. See Team Collaboration for how multiple people work together on the same accounts.