{"passport":{"unfragile":{"@version":"1.0","version":"2026-05","artifact":{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch","slug":"farion1231--cc-switch","name":"cc-switch","type":"repo","url":"https://github.com/farion1231/cc-switch","page_url":"https://unfragile.ai/farion1231--cc-switch","categories":["cli-tools"],"tags":["ai-tools","claude-code","codex","desktop-app","mcp","minimax","omo","open-source","openclaw","openclaw-ui","opencode","provider-management","rust","skills","skills-management","tauri","typescript","wsl-support"],"pricing":{"model":"open_source","free":true,"starting_price":null},"status":"active","verified":false},"capabilities":[{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_0","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.unified.multi.application.provider.configuration.management","name":"unified multi-application provider configuration management","description":"Manages API provider credentials and configurations (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.) across five distinct CLI applications (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw) through a SQLite-backed single source of truth. Uses application-specific serialization adapters to translate between the unified database schema and each tool's native config format (JSON, TOML, .env), automatically syncing changes bidirectionally without manual file editing.","intents":["I need to add an API key once and have it available across all my AI CLI tools without editing multiple config files","I want to switch between different API providers (OpenAI vs Anthropic vs Gemini) for different tools from a single UI","I need to rotate API keys across all tools simultaneously without touching .env files or JSON configs","I want to see which provider is configured for each tool and validate that credentials are working"],"best_for":["developers using multiple AI CLI tools (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI) simultaneously","teams managing shared API credentials across development environments","power users who want to avoid manual JSON/TOML/env file management"],"limitations":["Requires all target CLI applications to be installed on the same machine; no remote credential sync","Provider configuration formats vary by application — some support additive providers (OpenCode), others single-provider (Codex) — limiting cross-tool provider parity","Changes to config files outside CC Switch may not auto-sync back to the database without manual refresh","No built-in credential encryption at rest — relies on OS-level file permissions for ~/.config/cc-switch/"],"requires":["One or more of: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw installed locally","Write access to ~/.claude/, ~/.codex/, ~/.gemini/, ~/.opencode/, ~/.openclaw/ directories","SQLite 3.x (bundled with Tauri runtime)"],"input_types":["API key strings","Provider name/type (enum: openai, anthropic, gemini, minimax, etc.)","Provider-specific metadata (model names, endpoint URLs, custom headers)"],"output_types":["Application-native config files (JSON, TOML, .env)","Structured provider objects with validation status","Health check results (latency, error rates)"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","configuration-management"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_1","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.mcp.server.configuration.with.cross.application.synchronization","name":"mcp server configuration with cross-application synchronization","description":"Manages Model Context Protocol (MCP) server definitions and their bindings across Claude Code and OpenCode through a unified configuration system. Stores MCP presets (name, command, arguments, environment variables) in SQLite and synchronizes them to each application's MCP config file (JSON format), with validation against MCP schema and support for environment variable interpolation. Includes preset templates for common MCP servers and per-application enable/disable toggles.","intents":["I want to configure MCP servers once and have them available in both Claude Code and OpenCode without duplicating config","I need to add a custom MCP server with specific environment variables and command-line arguments","I want to enable/disable MCP servers per application without deleting the configuration","I need to validate that my MCP server configuration is correct before deploying it to my CLI tools"],"best_for":["developers using Claude Code and OpenCode who want centralized MCP server management","teams deploying custom MCP servers across multiple development machines","users building MCP-based tool integrations (filesystem access, database queries, API calls)"],"limitations":["MCP support is limited to Claude Code and OpenCode; Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw do not support MCP","No built-in MCP server discovery or auto-registration — requires manual server URL/command entry","Environment variable interpolation only supports simple ${VAR_NAME} syntax; no nested or conditional expansion","Validation is schema-based but does not test actual MCP server connectivity or command execution"],"requires":["Claude Code or OpenCode installed and configured","MCP server binaries or Node.js scripts accessible on the local filesystem","Knowledge of MCP server command-line interface and environment variables"],"input_types":["MCP server name (string)","Command path (string, e.g., 'node /path/to/server.js')","Arguments array (strings)","Environment variables object (key-value pairs)"],"output_types":["MCP config JSON files (claude_desktop_config.json, opencode.json)","Validation results (schema compliance, required field checks)","Preset templates (common MCP servers pre-configured)"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","configuration-management"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_10","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.system.tray.integration.and.background.service","name":"system tray integration and background service","description":"Runs CC Switch as a background service accessible via system tray icon (Windows, macOS, Linux). Provides quick-access menu for common actions (switch provider, enable/disable MCP server, view session status) without opening the main window. Supports system tray notifications for events (provider health alerts, sync conflicts, session start/end). Implements auto-start on system boot and graceful shutdown.","intents":["I want to quickly switch providers or enable/disable MCP servers without opening the CC Switch window","I need to be notified when a provider goes down or a sync conflict occurs","I want CC Switch to start automatically when I log in","I want to minimize CC Switch to the system tray and access it from there"],"best_for":["developers who want quick access to CC Switch without opening the full UI","users who want background monitoring and notifications","power users who want to minimize UI clutter"],"limitations":["System tray menu is limited to quick actions; complex configuration requires opening the main window","Notifications are OS-specific and may not be supported on all platforms (e.g., some Linux desktop environments)","Auto-start requires OS-level permissions; may be blocked by security policies","Background service consumes memory even when not actively used"],"requires":["Supported desktop environment (Windows, macOS, Linux with system tray support)","OS-level permissions for system tray integration and auto-start"],"input_types":["System tray menu selections (provider switch, MCP toggle, etc.)","System events (boot, shutdown, sleep/wake)"],"output_types":["System tray icon with context menu","OS notifications (provider alerts, sync conflicts)","Background service status"],"categories":["automation-workflow","tool-use-integration"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_11","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.terminal.integration.and.cli.command.support","name":"terminal integration and cli command support","description":"Provides CLI commands (via cc-switch CLI or shell aliases) for common CC Switch operations (list providers, switch provider, enable/disable MCP server, view session status) that can be invoked from terminal or shell scripts. Implements IPC communication between CLI commands and the CC Switch background service to query/modify configuration. Supports shell completion (bash, zsh, fish) for CLI commands and arguments.","intents":["I want to switch providers from the command line without opening the CC Switch UI","I need to automate provider switching in shell scripts or CI/CD pipelines","I want shell completion for CC Switch commands in my terminal","I need to query CC Switch configuration from the command line (e.g., list active providers)"],"best_for":["developers who prefer command-line interfaces and shell scripting","teams automating provider switching in CI/CD pipelines","users integrating CC Switch into shell workflows"],"limitations":["CLI commands are limited to simple operations; complex configuration requires the UI","IPC communication requires CC Switch background service to be running","Shell completion requires manual installation of completion scripts","No built-in support for remote CLI commands; requires local CC Switch instance"],"requires":["CC Switch background service running","Shell environment (bash, zsh, fish, etc.)","Optional: shell completion scripts installed"],"input_types":["CLI command and arguments (e.g., 'cc-switch provider switch openai')","Shell environment variables"],"output_types":["Command output (text, JSON, or structured format)","Exit codes (0 for success, non-zero for errors)","Shell completion suggestions"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_12","uri":"capability://text.generation.language.internationalization.and.multi.language.support","name":"internationalization and multi-language support","description":"Implements full internationalization (i18n) support with translations for English, Japanese, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). Uses a JSON-based translation system with language detection based on system locale and manual language selection in settings. Supports right-to-left (RTL) languages and locale-specific formatting (dates, numbers, currency).","intents":["I want to use CC Switch in my native language (English, Japanese, or Chinese)","I need to switch languages without restarting the application","I want dates, numbers, and currency to be formatted according to my locale"],"best_for":["international teams using CC Switch in different languages","users who prefer non-English interfaces","developers contributing translations for additional languages"],"limitations":["Only English, Japanese, and Chinese (Simplified/Traditional) are supported; other languages require community contributions","RTL language support is limited; some UI components may not render correctly in RTL mode","Locale-specific formatting is basic; no support for complex number/currency formatting rules","Translation updates require application restart (no hot-reload)"],"requires":["System locale or manual language selection in settings"],"input_types":["Language selection (enum: en, ja, zh-CN, zh-TW)"],"output_types":["Translated UI text","Locale-specific formatted dates, numbers, currency"],"categories":["text-generation-language","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_13","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.auto.update.system.with.staged.rollout","name":"auto-update system with staged rollout","description":"Implements automatic update checking and installation with staged rollout support. Checks for updates on startup and periodically (configurable interval), downloads updates in the background, and prompts user to install with option to defer. Supports rollback to previous version if update fails. Uses platform-specific update mechanisms (Windows: NSIS installer, macOS: DMG, Linux: AppImage or deb package).","intents":["I want CC Switch to automatically check for updates and notify me when a new version is available","I need to update CC Switch without manually downloading and installing","I want to defer updates until a convenient time","I need to rollback to a previous version if an update breaks something"],"best_for":["users who want automatic updates without manual intervention","teams managing CC Switch across multiple machines","developers who want to stay on the latest version"],"limitations":["Updates require internet connectivity; offline machines cannot auto-update","Staged rollout is server-side only; users cannot control rollout percentage","Rollback is limited to the previous version; cannot rollback multiple versions","Update installation may require application restart; unsaved changes may be lost"],"requires":["Internet connectivity for update checking and download","Write access to application installation directory"],"input_types":["Update check interval (configurable in settings)","User action (install now, defer, skip)"],"output_types":["Update notification (new version available, download progress)","Update installation status (in-progress, success, failed)","Rollback status"],"categories":["automation-workflow","tool-use-integration"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_14","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.deep.linking.and.configuration.import.via.url.scheme","name":"deep linking and configuration import via url scheme","description":"Implements custom URL scheme (cc-switch://) for deep linking into specific CC Switch features and importing configurations. Supports deep links for adding providers (cc-switch://add-provider?type=openai&key=...), importing MCP servers (cc-switch://import-mcp?config=...), and importing skills (cc-switch://import-skill?url=...). Encodes configuration as base64-encoded JSON in URL parameters with validation and conflict resolution.","intents":["I want to share a provider configuration with a colleague via a link","I need to import an MCP server configuration from a shared link","I want to distribute skill templates via links that auto-import into CC Switch","I need to deep link to a specific CC Switch feature from documentation or tutorials"],"best_for":["teams sharing configuration templates via links","community members distributing skills and MCP servers","documentation and tutorials linking to CC Switch features"],"limitations":["URL length limits (typically 2000-8000 characters) restrict configuration size; large configs cannot be shared via URL","Base64 encoding increases URL length by ~33%; complex configs may exceed URL limits","No encryption for URL-encoded configuration; sensitive data (API keys) should not be shared via URL","Deep links require CC Switch to be installed and registered as URL scheme handler"],"requires":["CC Switch installed and registered as URL scheme handler","Base64-encoded configuration in URL parameters"],"input_types":["Deep link URL with base64-encoded configuration","Conflict resolution strategy (merge, overwrite, skip)"],"output_types":["Imported configuration in CC Switch","Conflict resolution results"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_2","uri":"capability://memory.knowledge.skills.discovery.installation.and.lifecycle.management","name":"skills discovery, installation, and lifecycle management","description":"Manages custom skills (reusable prompt templates, tool definitions, or code snippets) through a single source of truth (SSOT) database with discovery from local filesystem and remote repositories. Supports skill installation via directory scanning or URL import, tracks skill metadata (name, version, author, dependencies), and synchronizes skill availability across all five CLI applications. Includes skill validation, versioning, and dependency resolution.","intents":["I want to install a custom skill once and use it across all my AI CLI tools","I need to discover available skills from a community repository or local directory","I want to manage skill versions and ensure compatibility across my tools","I need to track which skills are installed and which tools have access to them"],"best_for":["developers building reusable prompt templates or tool definitions for multiple CLI applications","teams sharing custom skills across team members via version control or skill repositories","power users who want to extend their AI CLI tools with domain-specific skills"],"limitations":["Skill format and structure are application-specific; no universal skill schema across all five tools","No built-in skill marketplace or centralized repository — requires manual URL import or filesystem scanning","Dependency resolution is basic and does not handle transitive dependencies or version conflicts","Skills are stored in the SQLite database but not encrypted; sensitive data in skills should be externalized"],"requires":["One or more of: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw installed","Skills directory configured (default: ~/.cc-switch/skills/)","Optional: Git or HTTP access for remote skill repository imports"],"input_types":["Skill directory path (string, local filesystem)","Skill repository URL (string, HTTP/HTTPS)","Skill metadata (name, version, author, description, dependencies)"],"output_types":["Installed skills list with metadata","Skill availability per application (enabled/disabled status)","Dependency resolution results","Skill version compatibility matrix"],"categories":["memory-knowledge","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_3","uri":"capability://text.generation.language.system.prompt.and.configuration.template.management","name":"system prompt and configuration template management","description":"Manages system prompts and configuration templates for each CLI application through a unified editor and storage system. Stores prompts in SQLite with support for template variables (e.g., ${USER_NAME}, ${PROJECT_PATH}), syntax highlighting, and preview rendering. Synchronizes prompts to application-specific config files and supports per-application prompt overrides and inheritance chains.","intents":["I want to customize the system prompt for Claude Code without manually editing JSON","I need to use the same base prompt across multiple tools but with tool-specific overrides","I want to test my system prompt changes before applying them to my CLI tools","I need to manage multiple prompt templates and switch between them easily"],"best_for":["developers fine-tuning AI behavior through system prompts","teams standardizing on common system prompts across development environments","users experimenting with different prompt strategies without manual file editing"],"limitations":["Template variable interpolation is limited to simple ${VAR_NAME} syntax; no conditional logic or filters","Prompt preview is text-based; does not simulate actual AI responses or validate prompt effectiveness","Changes to prompts in application config files outside CC Switch may not sync back to the database","No built-in prompt versioning or rollback — requires manual backup/restore"],"requires":["One or more of: Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw installed","Write access to application config directories"],"input_types":["Prompt text (string, supports markdown and template variables)","Template variables (key-value pairs for interpolation)","Application target (enum: claude-code, codex, gemini-cli, opencode, openclaw)"],"output_types":["Rendered prompt text with variables interpolated","Application-native config files with embedded prompts","Prompt preview with syntax highlighting"],"categories":["text-generation-language","configuration-management"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_4","uri":"capability://tool.use.integration.local.proxy.service.with.failover.and.circuit.breaker","name":"local proxy service with failover and circuit breaker","description":"Implements a local HTTP proxy service (running on localhost) that intercepts and routes API requests from CLI applications to configured providers with built-in failover and circuit breaker patterns. Routes requests based on provider configuration, implements exponential backoff retry logic, and tracks request latency and error rates for health monitoring. Supports request transformation (header injection, authentication wrapping) and response caching for common requests.","intents":["I want to route API requests from my CLI tools through a local proxy for monitoring and debugging","I need automatic failover to a backup API provider if the primary provider is down","I want to track API usage and latency across all my CLI tools from a single dashboard","I need to inject custom headers or authentication wrappers without modifying my CLI tools"],"best_for":["developers debugging API integration issues between CLI tools and providers","teams implementing API request monitoring and usage tracking","users with multiple API provider accounts who want automatic failover"],"limitations":["Proxy adds ~50-200ms latency per request due to local routing and transformation overhead","Circuit breaker state is in-memory only; restarting CC Switch resets failure counts and state","Response caching is limited to idempotent GET requests; POST/PUT/DELETE requests are never cached","Proxy does not support streaming responses; large file uploads/downloads may timeout","Requires CLI tools to be configured to use localhost proxy; not transparent to applications"],"requires":["CC Switch running with proxy service enabled","CLI tools configured to use http://localhost:PORT as API endpoint","Network access to configured API providers from the local machine"],"input_types":["HTTP requests (any method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)","Request headers and body (JSON, form-encoded, binary)","Provider configuration (endpoint URL, API key, custom headers)"],"output_types":["HTTP responses from upstream providers","Request/response logs with latency metrics","Health status (up/down/degraded per provider)","Circuit breaker state (closed/open/half-open)"],"categories":["tool-use-integration","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_5","uri":"capability://data.processing.analysis.session.and.usage.tracking.with.analytics","name":"session and usage tracking with analytics","description":"Tracks CLI application sessions (start time, end time, tool used, provider used) and API usage metrics (requests per provider, latency percentiles, error rates) in SQLite. Provides a session manager that records when each CLI tool is invoked and which provider was active, and a usage query system that aggregates metrics across time windows (hourly, daily, weekly). Supports session export and usage analytics dashboard.","intents":["I want to see how much I'm using each API provider and which CLI tool uses it most","I need to track API costs by provider and time period for billing or budget tracking","I want to identify performance bottlenecks (slow providers, high error rates) across my tools","I need to export session history for audit or compliance purposes"],"best_for":["developers monitoring API usage and costs across multiple tools","teams tracking tool adoption and usage patterns","users optimizing provider selection based on performance metrics"],"limitations":["Session tracking is local-only; does not capture usage from CLI tools running on remote machines","Usage metrics are aggregated in-memory and persisted to SQLite; no real-time streaming analytics","Latency metrics are measured at the proxy layer; does not include CLI tool processing time","No built-in cost calculation; requires manual mapping of API calls to pricing models"],"requires":["CC Switch running with proxy service enabled to capture usage metrics","CLI tools configured to route through local proxy"],"input_types":["Session events (tool name, start time, end time, provider used)","API request events (method, endpoint, latency, status code, provider)"],"output_types":["Session list with metadata (tool, provider, duration, request count)","Usage aggregations (requests per provider, latency percentiles, error rates)","Analytics dashboard with charts and tables","Exported session/usage data (CSV, JSON)"],"categories":["data-processing-analysis","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_6","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.endpoint.speed.testing.and.provider.health.monitoring","name":"endpoint speed testing and provider health monitoring","description":"Implements automated health checks for configured API providers by sending test requests (e.g., list models, get status) and measuring response latency and error rates. Stores health metrics in SQLite with timestamps and supports manual speed testing via UI button. Displays provider health status (up/down/degraded) with last-check timestamp and average latency. Integrates with circuit breaker to automatically mark unhealthy providers as unavailable.","intents":["I want to quickly check if my API providers are responding before starting work","I need to identify which provider is fastest for my use case","I want to be alerted if a provider goes down so I can switch to a backup","I need to track provider reliability over time to make informed provider selection decisions"],"best_for":["developers using multiple API providers who want to monitor their health","teams with SLA requirements for API availability","users optimizing provider selection based on latency and reliability"],"limitations":["Health checks are basic (e.g., list models endpoint); do not test actual inference or complex operations","Health check frequency is fixed (default: every 5 minutes); no configurable check intervals","Latency measurements include network round-trip time; do not isolate provider processing time","No alerting or notifications; users must manually check health status in the UI"],"requires":["Network access to configured API providers","Valid API credentials for each provider to be tested"],"input_types":["Provider configuration (endpoint URL, API key, test endpoint path)"],"output_types":["Health status (up/down/degraded)","Latency metrics (last check, average, min, max)","Error rate (failures in last N checks)","Last check timestamp"],"categories":["automation-workflow","data-processing-analysis"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_7","uri":"capability://data.processing.analysis.configuration.import.export.with.data.migration","name":"configuration import/export with data migration","description":"Supports bulk import and export of CC Switch configuration (providers, MCP servers, skills, prompts, settings) via JSON or TOML files. Implements data migration logic to handle schema changes across CC Switch versions, with validation and conflict resolution (merge, overwrite, skip) when importing configurations that may conflict with existing data. Supports deep linking for configuration sharing (e.g., cc-switch://import?config=<base64-encoded-json>).","intents":["I want to back up my entire CC Switch configuration and restore it on another machine","I need to share my provider and MCP server configuration with my team without sharing API keys","I want to migrate my configuration from an old version of CC Switch to a new version","I need to import a shared configuration template from a colleague or community repository"],"best_for":["teams sharing configuration templates across development environments","users migrating between machines or CC Switch versions","developers building configuration distribution systems"],"limitations":["API keys and sensitive credentials are included in exports by default; users must manually redact before sharing","Import validation is schema-based but does not test provider connectivity or MCP server availability","Conflict resolution is manual (user chooses merge/overwrite/skip); no automatic conflict detection","Deep linking requires URL encoding of configuration; large configs may exceed URL length limits","No encryption for exported files; sensitive data should be stored securely"],"requires":["Write access to CC Switch configuration directory","JSON or TOML file format for import/export"],"input_types":["Configuration file (JSON or TOML format)","Deep link URL with base64-encoded configuration","Conflict resolution strategy (merge, overwrite, skip)"],"output_types":["Exported configuration file (JSON or TOML)","Migration report (schema changes, data transformations)","Conflict resolution results (merged, skipped, overwritten items)"],"categories":["data-processing-analysis","automation-workflow"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_8","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.live.configuration.synchronization.across.applications","name":"live configuration synchronization across applications","description":"Monitors application config files (JSON, TOML, .env) for external changes and automatically syncs them back to the SQLite database, and vice versa. Uses file system watchers (inotify on Linux, FSEvents on macOS, ReadDirectoryChangesW on Windows) to detect changes with debouncing to avoid race conditions. Implements bidirectional sync with conflict detection (last-write-wins or user-prompted resolution) and maintains a sync log for debugging.","intents":["I want changes I make in CC Switch to immediately appear in my CLI tools' config files","I need to edit a config file manually and have CC Switch pick up the changes automatically","I want to avoid conflicts when both CC Switch and a CLI tool try to modify the same config","I need to debug sync issues and see what changes were synced and when"],"best_for":["developers who want bidirectional sync between CC Switch and CLI tool configs","teams with manual config file edits that need to be reflected in CC Switch","users who want to avoid manual refresh or reload steps"],"limitations":["File system watchers have platform-specific latency (100-500ms typical); changes may not sync instantly","Conflict detection is basic (last-write-wins); no three-way merge for complex conflicts","Sync log is in-memory only; restarting CC Switch clears the sync history","No support for atomic multi-file transactions; partial syncs may leave config in inconsistent state","Symlinks and network file systems may not be reliably watched"],"requires":["File system watchers available on the platform (inotify, FSEvents, ReadDirectoryChangesW)","Write access to application config directories"],"input_types":["File system events (create, modify, delete on config files)","Configuration changes from CC Switch UI"],"output_types":["Synced configuration files (JSON, TOML, .env)","Sync log entries (timestamp, file, change type, status)","Conflict notifications (user-prompted resolution)"],"categories":["automation-workflow","data-processing-analysis"],"confidence":0.5,"matches":0,"success_rate":0},{"id":"github-farion1231--cc-switch__cap_9","uri":"capability://automation.workflow.cloud.synchronization.and.multi.device.configuration","name":"cloud synchronization and multi-device configuration","description":"Supports optional cloud backup and synchronization of CC Switch configuration to a cloud service (e.g., GitHub, Dropbox, or custom server) with encryption and version control. Implements conflict resolution for multi-device scenarios (e.g., syncing between laptop and desktop) using timestamps and user-defined merge strategies. 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