Warp: custom inference endpoints, BYOK, clipboard controls, and fixes
Warp's stable release adds custom AI inference endpoint support, solo-user BYOK, a redesigned billing page, and a new OSC 52 clipboard access setting with a warning banner. Custom AI model selection is removed for cloud agent runs. Dozens of bug fixes and Oz improvements.
PUBLISHED2026-05-20
OBSERVED2026-08-21
AGE3mo
SOURCES1
Improvements
- Double-click pane dividers to redistribute splits evenly
- New-tab worktree menu abbreviates home dir, left-truncates long paths, shows full path on hover
- Create-environment flow in orchestration environment picker
- Configurable terminal clipboard access (OSC 52) with warning banner when blocked
- Custom inference endpoint configuration for AI models (stable)
- Solo-user BYOK support and redesigned Billing & Usage page
- CLI commands for managing API keys
- CMD+O and @ context menu in remote SSH sessions
- Diff statistics on diff chip in remote SSH sessions
- Keybinding to toggle file navigation in Code Review
- 'Create new branch' option in branch switcher
Breaking
- Custom AI model selection is no longer available for cloud agent runs (custom endpoints remain for local agents and non-cloud conversations)
Bug fixes
- Fixed 1px-wide window restore on macOS (green tile button)
- Fixed code review comments routing to invisible child agent terminals
- Fixed orchestration config picker menu mismatches
- Fixed git diff prompt chip flickering and stale state
- Fixed deadlock in secret redaction causing unresponsiveness
- Fixed tab focus activating next tab to the right on close
- Fixed AI being unavailable with auto-reload enabled and zero credits
- Fixed broken Oz notifications from stale Claude plugin
- Fixed broken skill links in agent details panel
- Fixed WASM build asset-loading errors
Oz updates
- GitHub credential refresh during task runs
- 'View in Oz' action in orchestration child-agent pill menus
- macOS setting to auto-handoff active local agent sessions to Cloud Mode before sleep
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