Awesome, my DMs are open throw me a line when you’re settled. 👊

Just need one for myself if that's OK.

I've been trying to reach out on Twitter for this, but I can't DM you on there as I'm not verified, and I also cannot message on here. 🤦‍♂️

Fits a bit tight for me, but maybe if I go to the gym it’ll be perfect. 😆

Read the full announcement on their blog. 👇

www.warp.dev/blog/introdu...

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I've been a long-time user, and I'm so excited to see Warp improve! 👏

I'm eagerly awaiting the upcoming features they teased.

- Editor improvements like LSP support, symbol navigation
- More intelligent and streamlined code review
- Remote environment support

4) Other features

Agent profiles to launch agents with different settings.

Global slash commands to quickly access saved prompts, add MCP server, rules, and more.

Suggested code diffs to proactively get suggested fixes to common issues without prompting the agent.

3) Context-awareness

Add smarter context with in-app knowledge, MCPs, and project-scoped rules; WARP.md, compatible with other rule files, e.g, agents.md.

With improvements to Codebase embeddings, Warp can use context from multiple repositories.

2) Native Code Editor & Project Explorer

Warp comes with a minimal code editor and project explorer so you can quickly create, view, edit, and save files.

1) Code Review Panel

Reviewing agent code is now much simpler and easier with the new code review interface.

See changes in a familiar diff format, and add code directly into the agent context to re-prompt and not break the flow.

Read more about them in the documentation. 👇

docs.warp.dev/agents/using...