cc-profiles is probably already running in another terminal: open http://127.0.0.1:4777, or start another instance with --port 4778.
The page is from an older run of the server. Every start generates a new token: reload the page.
claude-<id>: command not foundThe launcher is in ~/.local/bin, which is not in your PATH. Add this to your shell startup file and open a new terminal:
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
That is expected: credentials are never copied. Run the profile’s command and use /login.
If the profile was created by copying another profile’s folder by hand, it shared the same login token. When one profile refreshed the token, the copy became invalid. Log in again with /login. Profiles created by cc-profiles do not have this problem.
You moved or renamed the project folder. Use Relink… in the Projects tab, or in Health. If the folder is on an external disk, connect it: the project comes back by itself.
No file mentions the project’s real path, and the folder name could not be matched on disk. That usually means the folder is gone. Delete moves it to the backup.
A claude process is running in that profile, or a conversation in it was written in the last 2 minutes. Close Claude Code in that profile (every terminal and editor that runs it), wait two minutes, and try again. The check exists because a running session would keep writing into folders being moved.
Some files the backup needs were changed again by a later operation. Restore the newer backups first, newest first, then try again. The Before restoring: … backup lists every step that was skipped.
settings.local.json, that value wins. The Settings tab shows where each value comes from.Dropdown options come from a specific Claude Code version, shown in the Settings tab. A newer Claude Code may accept more values. Set it from the advanced editor, and open an issue so the list can be updated.
Open an issue with the steps to reproduce and the output of cc-profiles --version and claude --version. If an operation went wrong, the operation.txt of its backup folder helps, but check it first for private paths or names. Never paste conversations, memories or credentials.