Warp June 10, 2026 Changelog

This update is all about making Warp work better for people coding on large projects or connecting to remote servers. It brings a bunch of quality-of-life improvements to the AI agent tools, fixes annoying slowdowns, and squashes bugs that caused the app to crash or use too much memory.

What's new

• Git on remote computers: You can now run Git commands (like saving your code changes) directly on remote sessions, which means when you're coding on a server far away, it works just like it does on your own laptop.
• Queue terminal commands: You used to only be able to line up AI prompts (questions or tasks), but now you can queue up actual terminal commands to run one after another.
• Hide or show hidden files: There's a new toggle switch to easily show or hide invisible files (like system files) in your project folder view.
• Multi-line typing shortcut: You can now set it so that pressing Ctrl+Enter sends your text to the AI, while just hitting Enter creates a new line. This makes it much easier to type out long, multi-line instructions.
• Jump to AI messages: Added a quick way to instantly scroll to the newest message from the AI agent.
• Better text typing for Linux: Enabled support for typing non-English characters (like Chinese or Japanese) on Linux systems using the X11 display setup.

Improvements

• Smarter AI rules: When connected to a remote computer, Warp now automatically finds and uses your custom project rules (like WARP.md or AGENTS.md files that tell the AI how to behave).
• Keyboard shortcuts for AI: Added shortcuts to quickly switch between different AI agent sessions and sub-agents (helper AIs).
• Better diagram formatting: Mermaid diagrams (code that turns into flowcharts) now correctly apply special formatting rules when displayed.
• Cleaner interface: Queued tasks now match the text size of what you're typing. Also, if you use vertical tabs, you can now hide the search bar at the top to save space.
• Smarter input detection: Warp is now better at guessing if you're typing a normal English sentence for the AI or a raw computer command.
• Clearer error messages: If your internet drops while the AI is replying, the error message is now much easier to understand.

Fixes

• Fixed password hiding: Secret text (like passwords) was accidentally showing up on screen if certain special characters came right before them. This is fixed.
• Fixed arrow key navigation: Using arrow keys to move around the terminal no longer accidentally messes with your typing box.
• Fixed browser shortcut bug: When using Warp in a web browser, keyboard shortcuts (like copy/paste) were getting stolen by the app. Now they work normally.
• Fixed Node.js slowdown: Warp was running a background check for Node.js every single time you typed, causing lag. It now skips this if you don't need it and saves the result otherwise.
• Fixed crashes on huge projects: Fixed a bug where clearing the screen or resizing the window while having a lot of saved history would crash the app.
• Fixed memory hogging: Warp used to watch every single file in massive projects (including junk folders), eating up all your computer's memory. It now ignores those junk folders and only watches what it needs to.
• Fixed freezing tabs: Switching between tabs in very large coding projects no longer makes the app freeze.
• Fixed file search: Searching for files in massive projects now actually returns results instead of coming up empty.
• Fixed AI code review: Fixed a "cannot detect diffs" error that popped up when trying to review code changes in certain projects.
• Fixed Windows paths: Corrected an issue with how file locations (paths) are read on Windows computers.
• Security updates: Applied the latest security patches to keep everything safe.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.