Warp: git on remote sessions, project rules discovery, agent-mode polish
Warp extends agent workflow support to remote sessions and adds a batch of Agent Mode and Rich Input conveniences. This is the sort of release that mainly affects builders who drive CLI agents inside Warp and rely on project rules or multi-line prompt composition.
PUBLISHED2026-06-10
OBSERVED2026-08-21
AGE2mo
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New features
- Git operations are now supported on remote sessions. (#12230)
Improvements (agent-facing)
- Remote sessions now discover and apply project rules such as
WARP.mdandAGENTS.md. (#11460) - Added a setting to submit Rich Input on Ctrl+Enter, so Enter inserts a newline for multi-line prompt composition. (#11723)
- Added keyboard shortcuts to cycle through orchestrator and subagent sessions in Agent Mode. (#11760)
- Added a way to jump to the latest agent message in the terminal. (#11924)
- Terminal commands can now be queued in addition to prompts. (#12259)
- Improved natural-language-vs-shell-command detection in the input editor. (#12273)
Other improvements
- Toggle to show hidden files in the Project Explorer. (#9532)
- Mermaid diagrams tolerate supported frontmatter directives. (#12155)
- IME support on Linux X11 for composing non-Latin text. (#12277)
- Setting to hide the title bar search bar in vertical tab layout. (#12249)
Bug fixes (selected)
- Fixed MCP server "+ Add" flow bypassing the secret redaction check. (#11297)
- Reduced file-watcher memory on large projects by skipping gitignored dirs. (#12122)
- Fixed Linux inotify exhaustion / memory use entering large non-git dirs; lazy roots watch incrementally. (#12176)
- Fixed app hang switching tabs and empty file search in very large repos. (#12221, #12226)
- Fixed secret redaction with multibyte UTF-8 before a redaction regex match. (#9521)
- Lowered latency by caching/skipping
node --versionprompt chip detection. (#11986) - Applied the latest security patches. (#12411)
Oz updates
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