release aidev SIG 3/5

Warp: pr-comments skill, Kitty Keyboard Protocol, customisable toolbelt

Warp ships a built-in /pr-comments skill for GitHub PR review, adopts the Kitty Keyboard Protocol for better terminal key handling, and adds a customisable agent input toolbelt. 14 bug fixes and a batch of Oz updates round out the release.

PUBLISHED2026-03-25
OBSERVED2026-08-21
AGE5mo
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  • New /pr-comments skill fetches GitHub Pull Request comments from within Warp
  • Kitty Keyboard Protocol support for improved terminal key event handling
  • Inline menus are now resizable; some have tabs
  • New built-in edit-figma-design skill (requires Figma remote MCP server)
  • MCP server templates support dropdown selectors for enums
  • Customisable toolbelt in agent input footer — drag-and-drop context chips and controls
  • macOS: migrated to Apple's newest icon format, adapting to Icon & Widget Style preference
  • Code review comments can be sent directly to running CLI agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, etc.)
  • Setting to always show/hide agent thinking blocks (Settings > AI > Other)
  • /changelog command reopens latest changelog; update toast persists until dismissed
  • Syntax highlighting for Dockerfiles in the file editor
  • Setting to hide agent-executed commands from shell history (enabled by default)
  • MCP servers from third-party agents (Claude, Codex) visible and spawnable in Warp AI settings
  • Onboarding shows premium model tiers as disabled with upgrade path for free users
  • Bug fixes: visual jitter in toolbelt, MCP resource reads respect autonomy settings, =-separated flag completions, stale go-to-definition in multi-tab review, ctrl-c in conversation search, lost follow-up prompts in /compact-and, dismiss button on unit test banner, git diff chip in remote sessions, input scrolling click offset, synchronized output VT rendering in shared sessions
  • Oz: updated create-skill skill with eval/iteration workflow and benchmarking; new GitHub PR chip in AI input mode
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