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 local data. Nothing leaks between them.

Adding a New Account ​

When a new account is linked, Whisper won't see it automatically. You need to run setup again so it can discover the new connection:

bash
whisper login

Here's what happens:

  1. Whisper asks if you want to re-authenticate. If your API key hasn't changed, type N to skip.
  2. It fetches your linked accounts and shows the full list, including the new one.
  3. Select the accounts you want to add (or type all).
  4. For the AI provider step, type N to keep your existing key.
  5. For each account, it shows the current persona settings in brackets. Press Enter to keep them as they are, or type new values to change them.
  6. For analytics, type N to keep your existing config.

Your existing accounts and their settings are preserved. You're just adding the new one.

Listing Your Accounts ​

To see which accounts Whisper is currently managing:

bash
whisper accounts

You'll see something like:

Configured accounts:

  sunshinevibes (default)
    SunshineVibes (conn_abc123...)
  moonlightmuse
    MoonlightMuse (conn_def456...)

The one marked (default) is used when you run whisper without specifying an account.

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 sunshinevibes
bash
whisper moonlightmuse

Auto mode:

bash
whisper sunshinevibes --auto

Dashboard:

bash
whisper account moonlightmuse

Insights:

bash
whisper insights moonlightmuse

You 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 ​

If you no longer manage an account:

bash
whisper accounts remove sunshinevibes

This removes it from Whisper's local config. Your data files (chat history, profiles, etc.) are kept on disk in case you need them later.