Warp July 3, 2026 Changelog

This update is all about making your workspace easier to organize and making the AI features more flexible. It matters a lot if you use Warp's AI agents heavily, because you now have way more control over which AI models you use and how you set them up. It’s also a big win for anyone who likes keeping their screen tidy, thanks to the new tab groups.

What's new

• Tab Groups: You can now drag your tabs into named, color-coded groups that collapse when you don't need them. This works whether your tabs are at the top or on the side of your screen.
• Antigravity Support: Warp now natively supports the "agy" (Antigravity) command-line agent, meaning you can use this specific AI tool smoothly inside Warp.
• Custom Model Routers: You can now write your own rules to send AI requests to different AI models depending on what you need.

Improvements

• Smoother AI Setup: The onboarding process for AI is way simpler. You no longer have to jump through hoops to say "I don't want AI," and you can easily skip setting up a subscription until later.
• Account Ties to AI: AI features are now tied to having a Warp account. If you create an account, AI stays on; if you skip logging in, AI waits.
• Easier Model Settings: You can now set up those custom model routers directly in Warp's settings instead of messing with complicated code files. Also, if you plug in your own API key for an AI provider, Warp will smartly suggest a good default model to use.
• Faster Windows Startup: PowerShell (a Windows command shell) opens faster because Warp now waits to load certain pieces until they are actually needed.
• Better Linux Compatibility: The background tools Warp uses on Linux are now "statically compiled," which is a techy way of saying they will work on a wider variety of Linux systems without missing pieces.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: You can now set a custom keyboard shortcut to create a new file. Also, when leaving a code review comment for the AI, you can just hit Ctrl/Cmd+Enter to send it.
• Smarter Notifications: When you download a file, the popup notification now includes clickable links to open the file or the folder it lives in.
• Context Window Indicator: The meter that shows how much memory the AI has for your conversation now shows how much space is *left*, rather than how much is used up.
• Copy as Markdown: You can now easily copy AI planning documents as Markdown (a simple text formatting language).
• Deep Links: You can now use special warp://settings links to instantly open settings, search for a specific setting, or jump right to a specific menu.
• Cleaner Menus: The billing page no longer shows empty credit buckets, and the labels for installing background tools are much clearer about what they do inside vs. outside of Warp.

Fixes

• Shutdown Blocker: Fixed an issue where Warp would stop your computer from logging out, shutting down, or updating if a background process was still running.
• Text Selection: Fixed an annoying bug where double-clicking or dragging to select text would accidentally grab the next word.
• File Links: Fixed several broken file links. Long file paths that wrapped across multiple lines are now clickable, and links at the end of a sentence no longer accidentally grab the period, which used to break them.
• Tab Glitches: Fixed a bug where closing a side tab would move you up instead of down. Also, Warp no longer offers to put a tab into a new group if it's already in one.
• Profile Switching: Fixed a bug where switching your profile would delete whatever you were currently typing.
• App Crashes: Fixed crashes that happened when rejecting a requested command, or when searching inside shared sessions.
• AI Cloud Sessions: Fixed an issue where sending a follow-up message to a cloud agent would accidentally create a local session instead of continuing in the cloud. Also, Claude Code cloud agents now correctly report when they finish a task.
• Vim Mode: Fixed a bug where pasting in Vim's visual mode would lose your selection after pulling up a past command.
• UI Fixes: Fixed unreadable text in the AI toolbelt after changing themes, and stopped hover-tooltips from bleeding through pop-up windows.
• Slash Commands: Commands that do an immediate action (like /fork to split your screen) now run instantly instead of waiting in a queue. Also, /fork-and-compact now opens new panes and tabs exactly like /fork does.
• macOS File Handling: Warp no longer tries to take over as the default app for opening common file types on Macs.
• MCP Server Saving: Fixed a bug where your server settings wouldn't save if the "secret redaction" privacy feature was turned on.
• Stuck Tab Titles: Fixed tab names getting permanently stuck on confusing technical text after answering a Claude Code question.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.