Login expired or signed out in Devpit Accounts

The Accounts page or devpit accounts verify shows an account as expired — sign in again or not signed in. The account folder and everything in it are still there. Only the login needs to be renewed.

Why it happens

• The tool’s login ran out, or you signed out with the tool itself.
• Claude Code issue #95822. On some Claude Code versions, a short command such as claude auth status starts a token refresh and exits before the new login is saved. On an idle account this leaves a spent login, and Claude Code then says “Login expired”. This is why Devpit never runs that check for the Accounts page, and why verify asks before it checks idle Claude Code accounts.
• Two folders signed in to the same account can sign each other out when the login refreshes. Devpit warns about this when you add an account with an email you already have.

How to fix it

On the tool’s page in Accounts, choose Sign in again. It runs the tool’s own sign-in for that account.

From a terminal, run the tool’s own sign-in with the account applied:

devpit claude run work -- claude auth login
devpit vercel run work -- vercel login
devpit supabase run work -- supabase login

For other tools:

• GitHub: gh auth login for that account. gh keeps several accounts side by side.
• Cloudflare: wrangler auth create <name> signs a profile in again.
• The default account of any tool: use the tool’s own sign-in as usual.

Then run devpit accounts verify to check.

Do not delete the account folder to “start fresh”: it holds the account’s settings and history too.