Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to production

Summary

The primary use case here is small edits to agent-generated code – because sometimes a hand-edit is faster than re-prompting; like when you just want to change a variable name, edit a bit of copy, or rewrite a small function. We also shipped a simple file tree for browsing, opening, and adding files as context, as well as file opening and creation using the file palette (cmd-O). We aren’t trying to rebuild an IDE here – we think the ADE approach is where things are headed. But, we do see the value in having just enough code editing capabilities to get an agent’s changes over the line. Projects: WARP.md, slash commands, and agent profiles You’ll notice a new zero state and welcome screen in Warp that allows you to quickly start new projects, navigate to existing ones or resume prior conversations. This makes it faster to get going on something new or pick up right where you left off. If you’re starting a new project, Warp will set up for you with project rules and codebase indexing. If you have an existing project, you can now run /init (and a host of other slash commands) to bootstrap it with a version-controlled WARP.md file. Warp also supports AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and Cursor rules.