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This PR adds a blog post about cctx, a new Rust CLI tool for managing Claude Code configurations.
What is cctx?
cctx is a context switcher for Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI), inspired by kubectx. It allows developers to quickly switch between different permission settings and configurations, making it easier to manage security contexts for work, personal, and client projects.
Why it's relevant to the Rust community:
What readers will learn:
The tool is open source and available on crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/cctx
Thank you for considering this addition to Rust Weekly!