One Claude login per Drive account

If you record meetings for more than one company, you probably want each company's notes written by that company's Claude account. recd pairs a Claude login with each save place.

How recd picks the login#

For each meeting, recd looks at where it's saved, then:

1. The login you chose for that save place in Settings, if you chose one.
2. Otherwise, the login with the same email as the Drive account. Meetings saved to you@company.com's Drive use the Claude login for you@company.com, without you choosing anything.
3. Otherwise, your default Claude Code login.

Add a second Claude login#

Claude Code keeps each login in its own folder. Your default one is ~/.claude. recd also finds any folder named ~/.claude-<name> in your home folder.

To add one, pick a short name (here, work) and run this in Terminal:

CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=~/.claude-work claude auth login

Sign in with the other Claude account. Then open recd's Settings again: it lists every login it found and which account each is signed in to.

Choose the login for a save place#

1. Make that place the current save place: Settings › Storage › Google Drive folder › Change….
2. In Settings › Transcription & AI notes, use AI notes written by to pick the login.

The row says which save place it's for: The Claude login that writes notes for meetings saved to …. It only shows when you have more than one login.

Two logins, one email#

If two logins are signed in to the same account, such as your default login and a ~/.claude-work profile, recd tells them apart in the menu: you@company.com · default and you@company.com · work profile.

When a login expires#

If a login needs signing in again, the meeting's page says which one and the exact command to run, for example you@company.com needs signing in again: run claude auth login in Terminal. Run it, then press Rewrite on the meeting.