Introducing Agents 3.0: Four new features expand what agents can do and how you can interact with them. - Full Terminal Use to use REPLs, debuggers, and more - /plan for spec-driven development - Interactive Code Review - New Slack, Linear, and GitHub Actions integrations

There are *so many* AI models now. Instead of sifting through model numbers (Opus 4.5, Gemini 3, etc), what if you could have "profiles" (Smart, Fast, etc)? - Name a profile for a given model - Set your permissions for that profile (file writes, MCP servers, web search, etc)

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Hello, internet. Warp has web search now 🌐 Ask the agent a question that requires some outside help, and it'll search the web automatically.

ALLLLL takes of warp on X - "Why does this terminal have a file browser" - "I don't want to use a mouse" - "I don't want to log into my terminal" - "agent should not have shell access" are by developers who love being developers. they don't understand product Yes. the

What if we made custom slash commands easier to write? ⛷️ - Type /add-prompt to get a sidecar editor - Add arguments with helpful descriptions - Fuzzy find saved prompts with `/` - Cycle through arguments with shift+tab

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Lyrics: 🎵 On the 4th day of Warp-mas my terminal gave to me... A built-in GUI file tree 🎵

Wouldn't it be nice if your terminal had a file tree? 🌲 - Browse and open files in your current directory - Copy paths for terminal commands - Drag files into your input for agent queries

Advent of Warp Day 3: Did you know you can open files in Warp? 👀 cmd+o to search for any file in a directory. You can make edits in-line (yes, vim motions supported btw), and attach highlights as context to ask questions to our agent

Ah, and let's address that off-by-one error from yesterday with a bonus tip ⭐ Use "@-diff sets" to reference diffs against master. Handy for agent queries and pull request messages

Happy Advent of Warp everyone! ☃️ Day 2: Use `@` to reference code in shell commands or prompts. - Reference files in shell commands: git add @ FILE_NAME - Reference functions and structs in code: @ struct FileNotebookView - Let Warp detect natural language for you

Warp now has one-click MCP install. Install servers from: - Warp's curated list of servers - MCPs shared by your teammates - Any JSON snippet

You can now tag Warp on any Linear or Slack issue 🎯 - Reads the thread as context - Starts working from your codebase in the cloud - Sends a session link to interact with the agent live - Comes back with a pull request

We paired Claude Opus 4.5 with Warp’s new /plan entrypoint 🤝 You can see it move from planning to execution with fewer dead-ends and better recovery.

Claude Opus 4.5 is now live in Warp! It’s great at long-horizon, multi-step tasks. After optimizing our harness, we saw a 15% boost on Terminal Bench vs. Sonnet 4.5. And it pairs really well with Warp’s new /plan workflow. Give Opus 4.5 a try and tell us what you think.

Step aside SWE Bench. We are now #1 on the "order coffee from the terminal" benchmark 🏆

What if you could ask your terminal to navigate a SQL database for you? 💽 - Agent that interacts with postgres, mysql, sqlite, mongo... whatever shell you use - cmd+i to hop between chatting and manual control - Secret redaction to obscure sensitive info

What if you could comment on the code and agent wrote, without ever leaving your terminal? Check out interactive code review. It's like a PR review for coding agents 👀

/plan for spec driven development. Iterate until you feel good, then set the agent off. Attach links to plans in PRs as context for teammates.

Excited to launch full terminal use in warp today. Couple of my favorite use cases so far- * track down table schemas in warps embedded sqlite instance with `sqlite` cli * set breakpoints/step thru our rust binary with `rust-lldb` * if u like to live on the edge- have the agent

Full Terminal Use lets Warp's agent use the terminal as you would: interacting with REPLs, debuggers, full-screen apps like top

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