Interactive menu

Run yoink with no arguments to open a keyboard menu: move with j and k, switch with Enter, and add, edit, save or delete Claude, Codex or provider profiles.

Updated October 9, 2026

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~ yoink

Running yoink with no arguments opens a keyboard-driven list of your saved profiles. It is the default surface for switching accounts and managing profiles without remembering command names.

yoink
 
  ● work            (active)
    personal
    openrouter
 
  ↑↓ move  ↵ switch  n new  e edit  s save  d delete  q quit

The active profile is marked with a green dot. Highlighting a row and pressing Enter switches to it. After any action completes, the menu loops back to the list so you can keep working.

Keymap

Key	Action
`↑` / `↓` or `j` / `k`	Move the highlight (wraps at the top and bottom)
`Enter`	Switch to the highlighted login within its own tool. On a provider row, open its harness picker.
`n`	Add a new account (Claude sign-in, a Codex, Kimi, Gemini, or Copilot login, or an API-key provider)
`e`	Edit the highlighted profile
`s`	Save the current live login as a new profile
`d`	Delete the highlighted profile (after a confirmation)
`q` / `Esc` / `Ctrl-C`	Quit

With subscription logins saved, rows are grouped by tool under a section header (Claude Code, ChatGPT (Codex), Kimi Code, Gemini, GitHub Copilot), each with its own active marker. Enter switches within the highlighted row's tool and leaves the others alone.

Switching from the menu behaves the same as yoink use: it warns if Claude Code is running, and no-ops if the highlighted profile is already active. See How it works for what a switch changes on disk and in the credential store.

Pressing e opens an editor that adapts to the highlighted profile's type:

Claude account: the only editable field is the profile name, so e goes straight to a rename prompt. The stored Claude login and oauthAccount identity are not touched.
Provider: e shows a field picker: Harnesses (connect or disconnect any of the 13 supported harnesses), Models (reruns the searchable model picker), Profile id, Display name, API key, and Endpoints (re-probes a base URL). Every change is re-synced into the harnesses the provider is connected to, so you do not need a separate switch or connect.

This mirrors the standalone yoink edit command. For how providers are configured and applied, see Providers and Harnesses.