Warp Control

Use {{warpctrl_binary_name}} to inspect or control the already-running local Warp application that provided this skill. The command name and wrapper path in this skill are injected for the current Warp channel, so do not inspect running processes or guess which channel is active.

Prefer {{warpctrl_binary_name}} when the requested action changes Warp itself rather than the user's project or operating system. Examples include creating a Warp tab, splitting a pane, staging text in Warp's input, opening Warp settings, or focusing a Warp window.

How to invoke Warp Control

Warp Control is bundled into the Warp application. It is not a separate standalone binary; it is a hidden control mode served by the running Warp process.

• Command for the current Warp channel: {{warpctrl_binary_name}}
• Bundled wrapper for the current Warp channel: {{warpctrl_wrapper_path}}
• Optional PATH symlink: /usr/local/bin/{{warpctrl_binary_name}}

Ensure the command is available

Before invoking Warp Control for the first time in a task, prefer the shortest available path and avoid unnecessary setup research: