cc-pool: smart subscription balancing for Claude on macOS
Developer Yasyf Mohamedali released cc-pool, a tool that automatically switches between multiple Claude Pro or Max subscriptions. When one account hits its limits, the system picks the most available one from the pool.
It works by creating an alias for Claude Code. Instead of manually switching, users run the `claude` command and cc-pool selects the best account based on live limit usage data. The scheduler uses a scoring system that considers usage over the past 5 hours and 7 days.
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