Warp May 27, 2026 Changelog

This update is all about making Warp smoother and faster for developers, especially those who use AI agents and work on remote computers. It adds helpful visual tweaks, speeds up searching, and fixes a bunch of glitches that were causing crashes, weird formatting, or lost connections.

What's new

• Git in Code Review: You can now run Git actions (like committing or branching code) directly from the code review pane, so you don't have to jump around.
• QR Code Remote Control: You can now start a remote-control session by scanning a QR code, making it easier to connect devices like your phone.
• Mermaid Diagram Lightbox: If you have Mermaid diagrams (flowcharts made of text) in your notes, you can now click them to open them in a larger, pop-out view.
• Image Previews in AI Chats: When you attach an image to a conversation with an AI agent, you can now actually view the image right there in the chat.
• Oz CLI Agent Commands: The Oz command-line tool now has commands to manage "reusable agents" (AI helpers you can set up to do repeated tasks).

Improvements

• Faster Text Search: There's a new, optional "Asynchronous find" setting. It lets you search through massive amounts of text without the app freezing or slowing down.
• Better AI Token Tracking: If you use custom AI endpoints (the servers that power the AI), you can now see how many "tokens" (chunks of words) you're using, shown with friendly nicknames.
• AWS Bedrock Labels: When picking an AI model, models that use AWS Bedrock (Amazon's AI service) are now clearly marked.
• Remote Markdown Viewer: If you open a Markdown file (a text formatting file) from a remote SSH session (a secure connection to another computer), it now shows up nicely formatted, with a toggle to view the raw text if you want.
• Smarter AI Agent Sorting: When an AI "orchestrator" (a boss agent managing smaller agents) is working, the tasks needing your attention are sorted to the top, and you can see when it's actively working.
• SSH Disconnect Warnings: You now get a clear warning banner if your remote SSH connection drops.
• Better GitHub Errors: If your GitHub login fails, the error message now gives you much more detail about what went wrong.
• Focus Link for Notifications: Warp can now share a special link with notification apps so that clicking a notification automatically brings you back to the exact window pane that triggered it.
• Podman Support: Warp now supports "podman exec/run" (a tool similar to Docker for running software in isolated containers) inside its special subshells.
• Log Size Limits: Warp's internal log file will now automatically shrink itself during a session so it doesn't eat up all your computer's storage.
• Cleaner Text Spacing: When typing in the rich text editor, hitting Enter now creates a normal single line break instead of a giant paragraph gap.

Fixes

• AI Agent Reconnect Spam: Fixed an issue where the AI orchestrator would constantly disconnect and reconnect every time a task status changed.
• Billing Page Mix-up: Fixed free users seeing an old, outdated billing page instead of the new one.
• Broken File Diffs: Fixed a glitch where the AI couldn't properly apply edits to a file if it was trying to create and delete the file at the exact same time.
• Invisible AI Chats: Fixed a bug that sometimes prevented an AI question and its answer from showing up on the screen.
• Ghost Commands on Remote Servers: Fixed a bug where Warp tried to send commands to a remote server right after you got disconnected.
• Broken Web Links: Fixed URL redirects so they actually take you to the right place.
• Linux Git Tracking: Fixed a bug on Linux where Warp was missing certain Git file updates.
• Remote Code Review Errors: Fixed an annoying "Unable to load file content" error that happened if you opened the same remote project in multiple tabs.
• Sneaky Remote Control Button: Removed a remote-control button that was incorrectly showing up in saved cloud transcripts.
• Missing Notification Dots: Fixed notification dots not showing up on side tabs when the inbox panel was closed.
• Cloud Handoff for SSH: Fixed a broken feature where you could hand off a remote SSH session to the cloud.
• Pasting Images to AI: Fixed an issue where pasting raw image data directly to an AI agent didn't work.
• Smarter Codebase Indexing: Fixed a bug where nested folders (folders inside folders) weren't properly ignoring files listed in your .gitignore file when Warp scanned your code.
• Windows Ctrl+C Crash: Fixed a bug on Windows where pressing Ctrl+C in certain programs accidentally killed the entire terminal session instead of just stopping the program.
• Old Intel Graphics Glitches: Fixed screen rendering issues for computers using an older Intel HD Graphics 2500 graphics card.
• Zsh Command Duplication: Fixed a bug for zsh users (with oh-my-zsh and allexport turned on) where startup commands were accidentally being duplicated.
• Wrong File Paths: Fixed Warp using the wrong slash symbols for config files on certain computer systems.
• Stuck Tab Labels: Fixed an issue where your tab's folder and Git branch labels wouldn't update when a program silently changed folders in the background.
• Lost AI Agents on Restart: Fixed a bug where the names and statuses of child AI agents would disappear if you restarted Warp.
• Oz Cloud Search: Added a search bar to the Oz Cloud API keys page so you don't have to hunt for them manually.
• Oz GitHub Login Fix: Fixed an issue where Oz cloud agents couldn't log into GitHub because the saved passwords weren't being saved in the right file.
• Oz Agent Permissions: Added a new security setting to control whether AI agents are allowed to spawn other agents.