Warp — Modern Terminal & Workflow Automation

Overview

Warp is a terminal for macOS, Windows and Linux. Each command and its output form a Block you can select, copy and search on its own, and the input is a real text editor. Warp also ships a built-in agent (in the app, as the warp CLI, and as cloud agents) and runs third-party CLI agents such as Claude Code and Codex. The app is open source (AGPL v3, warpdotdev/warp). This skill covers the parts you configure with files: Workflows, Warp Drive, themes, tab configs and launch configurations. Checked against docs.warp.dev in October 2026; the workflows file format below is the legacy YAML format, which Warp says remains supported.

Instructions

Install

brew install --cask warp      # macOS

On Windows and Linux use the installer or package from warp.dev (the quickstart also lists WinGet and apt).

Workflows

A workflow is a named command with {{argument}} placeholders. Argument names may use letters, digits, hyphens and underscores and cannot start with a digit. Create them in Warp Drive (cloud-synced, shareable with a team) or as YAML files; on macOS local YAML files go in ~/.warp/workflows/. Open the workflow search with Ctrl+Shift+R. The community collection is at commands.dev (repo warpdotdev/workflows).