Warp July 23, 2026 Changelog

This release is all about making Warp more powerful and flexible, especially if you use the TUI (Terminal User Interface—a way to use Warp entirely through text commands). It gives you way more control over your tabs, makes the AI agent much better at reading your code, and brings full mouse and keyboard support to terminal apps like Vim. If you're a developer who lives in the terminal, this update makes your workflow a lot smoother.

What's new

• Pin your tabs: You can now pin individual tabs or groups of tabs to the front of the tab bar so they don't get lost when you have a ton of them open.
• Better terminal app support in TUI: The Warp TUI can now properly run "alt-screen" apps (full-screen terminal programs like vim for text editing or htop for monitoring your computer) and lets you use your mouse to click around inside them.
• Talk in your language: There's a new setting for voice input that lets you pick exactly which language you're speaking, instead of relying on the computer to guess.
• Attach images in TUI: You can now drag and drop or attach pictures to your prompts when using the text-based interface.
• New TUI commands: You can now use /exit or Ctrl+D to quit the TUI, /view-logs to check app logs, and /logout to sign out.
• Cloud Runners for everyone: Cloud Runners and Cloud Agent Runners (tools that let the AI run code on remote servers for you) are now fully enabled for all users.
• New cloud commands: Added new commands to create, list, and manage those cloud runners.

Improvements

• Smarter AI file reading: When the AI tries to read a file that's too big, it now gives you whatever it can read instead of just crashing and failing.
• Cleaner search: The search menu no longer shows hidden folders, so the files you actually want aren't crowded out by system files.
• Auto-save: You can now turn on an auto-save feature for Warp's text editor, so it saves your work as you type and when you click away.
• Faster searching: "Async find" (a way to search that runs in the background so it doesn't freeze your screen) is now turned on for everyone.
• TUI status bar: The TUI now has a status line at the bottom showing your current folder, what shell you're using, and whether you're in AI or standard mode.
• TUI history: The TUI now remembers what you typed even after you close it, and you can use the up arrow to look at past commands.
• Better TUI text: The AI's responses in the TUI now show properly formatted text (like bolding and lists) instead of plain, hard-to-read code.
• Edit AI commands: When the AI asks for permission to run a terminal command in the TUI, you can now edit the command before saying "yes."
• Quick auto-run: Added a /fast-forward command that lets you tell the AI to automatically run its planned steps without asking for permission each time.
• Git context: The AI now looks at your Git repository (your code project) and includes links to pull requests to understand your code better.

Fixes

• Stopped background lag: Fixed an issue where the app would keep scanning your file tree in the background even after you stopped looking at it.
• Fixed ghost conversations: Fixed a bug where background "child" AI tasks (orchestrated conversations) would randomly show up in your main chat list or pretend to be cloud agents.
• Fixed Vim shortcut: Fixed an issue where the gg shortcut (which jumps to the top of a file) wasn't working correctly in Vim.

Breaking changes

• Renamed TUI app: The program name for the text-based interface changed from warp-tui to just warp. If you have custom scripts or shortcuts that type warp-tui, you'll need to update them to use warp instead.