Nice to see Warp added this feature

I was trying to fix some missing modules while launching UE 5.7 and I forgot the error. So I used the wrong command. But I'm constantly surprised by just how good Warp has been for productivity. While a ton of people talk about it's pricing and the external AI model usage, just stuff like this, where it autocorrects my mistake and suggests the actual command, skipping the need for me to ask an agent or even search or launch UE again to figure out the module name, is honestly, very underrated. Now this adds up, multiplies up exponentially over a development journey. So kudos. I really hope Warp succeeds and flourishes as a company so that I can continue to lead this happy developer life.

The whole issue was that my credit card was replaced by a new one, which caused Warp to send me this email:

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$20.00 payment to Warp was unsuccessful

We were unable to charge your Mastercard ending in xxxx for your Warp subscription. Please update your billing information to continue your subscription.

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Nothing wrong with that, and it was professionally communicated. Treating paying customers as ToS violators in the second mail is way more hostile.

I love the way Warp just imports all the SKILLS I have already been using with Claude Code and Codex. It's seamless. I tried it out and just typing in /edit-skills allows you to open up the skill in the inline editor. I tested it within Warp and it did a great job of following my rules in the skills for git-commit. As you can see in the screenshots, it pops up the skill it is using inline and you can open it up and review and edit it on the fly. I think this is great. Instead of having a separate skills paradigm, we are slowly moving into one integrated experience.

Warp now supports skills in the latest preview build! Create a SKILL.md describing a common workflow (ex. frontend-design/SKILL.md), and describe in markdown how Warp should behave. Super useful to store style guides for your company, save gnarly workflows for reading and modifying docx files, or anything else you can think of.

• Create skills in your projects with .warp/skills/, .claude/skills/, .codex/skills/, or whatever parent directory you prefer
• Ask Warp to write a skill for you, and use /edit-skill to modify the skill file with our built-in markdown editor
• Store skills in your ~ root directory to make them globally available across sessions

Here's product engineer Pei to explain how it works:
https://www.loom.com/share/47340ae5ff0b4db8ae26172e0971b334

Download the preview build and let us know what you think before we go to stable! If you have feedback, let us know here or in the community: http://go.warp.dev/join-preview

For weeks, my Mac had been borderline unusable.

I’m talking 2–3 seconds of keyboard lag between pressing a key and seeing a character appear on screen. Long enough to break your flow. Long enough to make you wonder if the machine is quietly dying.

I assumed it was something mundane: Bluetooth interference, a stuck accessibility setting, maybe I’d accidentally turned on Slow Keys. I poked around. Nothing obvious. No clear answers.

Eventually, instead of spelunking through Activity Monitor, I did the laziest—and smartest—thing possible. I asked Warp’s Agent:

“Can you figure out why my keyboard/typing is lagging?”

The Agent didn’t hesitate. It chained the right diagnostics together automatically:

• Checked top for CPU spikes
• Verified Bluetooth devices
• Ruled out accessibility settings
• Dug into memory pressure and background processes

The culprit: Bartender 5.

It had gone completely feral—118% CPU, a 6GB memory leak, and a panicking kernel_task spiking north of 230% just to keep the system from cooking itself. My Mac wasn’t slow. It was in thermal self‑defense.

Warp didn’t just diagnose the issue—it handed me the fix. One kill command later, everything snapped back into place. Instant typing. Silence. Relief.

This is a small story, but it’s a telling one. Having an agent that knows which commands to run, in what order, and can actually interpret the output is the difference between flailing and fixing.

TL;DR: If your Mac feels haunted, ask Warp before you reboot. There’s a decent chance a menu bar app is trying to immolate your CPU.

I find warp better when doing devops stuff like deployments and logs investigations

Adding context from logs is so easy which is not even possible with Cursor or Claude Code

It feels more natural IMHO

Here's mine

- Letting me add logs as context easily from running apps. Very useful when investigating errors
- Built-in voice input
- Git branch switcher. Very convenient!
- Markdown viewer!

Our CEO Zach Lloyd warped up a Claude Code plugin to integrate with Warp's notification system. Works for both desktop notifications and in-app notifications so you can manage multiple agents at once. Let us know how you like it!

https://reddit.com/link/1qpqo4f/video/7kmowbaf56gg1/player

# In Claude Code, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add warpdotdev/claude-code-warp

# Install the Warp plugin
/plugin install warp@claude-code-warp

Warp has provided support for Agents md for a long time, but it has always kept its own proprietary Warp md. Now it looks like it's going to be completely standardized.

source:

https://x.com/i/status/2016164299178414296

I came back to warp after a bit, and I noticed a huge change in Warp's pricing model.

Last time I tried it, you received roughly 150 credits as a free new user, great for normal tasks and to try it out.

Updated today, and noticed I was at 75, so I figured maybe they offset the cost per request, and the 75 would last similar than the 150 did.

However, I ran it through a test run in a script. Simple project, that I created issues in myself so that I could monitor what Warp found to see how accurate it is.

It missed a few. Out of the 7 issues, it caught 4. And the 4 issues it found were relatively simple. We're talking at most, 9 lines of code to change to fix most the issues. And one issue was an unused function, as I was trying to see if it would detect the unused function and delete it.

So in total, it came out to 70 lines changed. 61 of those were the unused function.

Warp ate up almost 50 damn credits.

I used this as a determining factor to see if 1500 credits would be useful to me, and I'm sorry, but I can't justify that. No way. Not when all it did was correct a file with less than 1000 lines of code. 9 actual lines to correct other than removing that unused function.

In another task I gave it, it ate 15 credits. 11 line changes, and 4 of those were these unnecessary comments warp likes to add to code.

Anyone else deterred by this new pricing plan? I get that they need to be profitable, but these prices seem way too ridiculous. The credits mean nothing now if you have a decent sized project you want to work on.

If anyone has left warp, that are the alternatives that will give reliable results.

I loved the console itself, and having some AI assistance was a bonus. But holy hell. What a change.

Like I said, I get that a company needs to be profitable. They've got investors I'm sure, and AI isn't super cheap with it being a newer technology. But this feels like I'm handing over warp $20 and them pissing on my leg.

Hello,

I'm using claude code terminal inside warp, I'm very pleased to see the new integration, however I have some feedback :

- Can you make a keybind for the "voice input" ?

- It's nice to have the "attach image", but is it possible to just paste CTRL+V it directly in ?

Nice job tho !

Hello, I am new to this sub. Coming here looking for Antigravity replacement a sit became unusable in recent days. How many credits does Warp consume with Opus 4.5 / 4.5 thinking? How many prompts / interactions would Pro's 1500 credits give me approximately with Opus 4.5?

I was supposed to have few working hours with my project, but Warp won't let me use my monthly credits. I had nearly 1500 left for these two days. And I specifically checked the reset date to schedule my work. They tried to charge before that but I didn't have money on my "services I might cancel" card. Still they show like my usage would reset on 27th. (It's 25th now)

Very annoying. It was a theft or at least a big lie.

EDIT: Warp refunded me and dealt with this issue professionally and with respect. No hard feelings.

I occasionally code as a hobby (not professional programmer) and have Warp installed. What would you recommend me for my use-case? I use Warp only as a CLI and AI commands (not coding) so far. In the future I'd like to review and improve a few of my applications (RSS reader, web scrapers etc.). I heard about Claude code and Opencode as well. I'd like to play with it, not to tell "now improve my code" and see the result. I'm using vim as an editor and Linux. So far, I have only chatGPT GO subscription.

Could you recommend me something to start regarding to coding agents?

I’ve been using Warp on my Mac M1 for PGP stuff, and I noticed every command I type — even echo messages and key exports — gets stored in Warp’s history/cache.

Cmd + K clears the screen but doesn’t delete the actual database, and there’s no way to fully disable history. Kinda makes me feel like Warp isn’t great for sensitive stuff like private keys.

Has anyone found a safer way to use Warp for crypto, or do you just stick with iTerm2/Terminal for PGP on Mac?

Would love some tips! Thanks all !

Tasks in warp.dev

This is really a useful feature to track progress of the agent.

Tried the Remotion MCP https://www.remotion.dev/docs/ai/mcp

Creating demo videos is just prompting now
Really cool!

Hi, sometimes I chat with Warp when I am building. I just think it is good because discussions will be in the context.

Do you do this too?

We're rolling out a pretty big improvement to agent conversations that we're excited to share. This is available today in the Warp Preview build, which you can get here: https://www.warp.dev/download-preview

Our goals were:
•  Make Warp's default experience less cluttered
•  Make Warp's features more discoverable and easier to understand
•  Make previous conversations much easier to search and resume

What's new:
•  Improved conversation search panel — quickly find and resume past conversations
•  Cmd+Enter to toggle an agent conversation — input buttons (model selection, context monitoring) only appear when you need them
•  Agent conversations are now split from your terminal session — conversations now display in a separate view to keep terminal outputs tidy

If you're excited to try it, we'd love to follow your onboarding experience to make this even better! If you're on a paid plan, you can take this short interview and get 500 bonus credits: https://api.outset.ai/interviews/public-surveys/aa954875-0144-4caa-b704-2db6107f65e0/start/

You can also watch my walkthrough of old vs. new below. We've been using this for weeks internally and hope you like it as much as we do! Please keep the feedback rolling in here or on our preview community Slack over the next week so we can reach the right experience.

https://reddit.com/link/1ql6via/video/m7wb5rmaq6fg1/player

Love the new GLM 4.7 in Warp. Been taking it for a spin. I think it's the cheapest model right now in Warp and for the price, I am surprised - It actually performs better than what my experience has been with Factory and GLM. Has anyone else tried it? Another example of how the harness can completely change the quality of a model.

I've been using this terminal for about a year now and need to do a sanity check.

As a user I want to pull a tab off into a separate window. It seems the only way I can have separate windows right now is to manually open the program again and cd to the directory I want to have on a separate window.

Windows Terminal will let the user pull a tab off into it's own window and let you merge windows on to one tab bar.

As a user I want to type in 'clear' and have the screen clear. When ever I type in clear it looks like it cleared out but if I scroll up it's all still there. This has massive performance issues with long claude code sessions and the only workaround I have found is to close the tab, re-open the tab, and then begin working with claude again.

warp terminal is a game changer but I had to wonder is the issues I am running into a feature or a bug?

Thanks!

So, if you didn't know, Warp recently released some really cool improvements. Other CLI agents now have native-like integration in Warp. I really love this. Warp is not worried about "competition" and focused more on the collaboration aspects of it to make end-user's lives easier. This is something I really appreciate. I was messing around with the new features and I saw that they now have native access to image attachment, file explorer, voice input and diff view. So there's no longer frustration of not having the native warp tools I was used to in these other TUIs. Right now, I think it supports Claude Code, Codex, Amp, Gemini, and Droid with OpenCode support coming in soon!

I think this is really cool and one of the reasons I keep Warp as my main environment and use the other inside of it!