Add telemetry events to track user behavior or system events in the Warp codebase. Use when instrumenting new features, debugging issues, or measuring product metrics.
Generate a reviewable changelog draft from PRs merged in a release range. Extracts explicit CHANGELOG markers, classifies unmarked PRs, adds external contributor attribution, and outputs markdown + JSON artifacts. Does NOT mutate channel_versions.json.
Reference guidance for classifying whether an unmarked PR should appear in the changelog and under which category. Used inline by the changelog-draft skill — not dispatched as a separate agent.
Orchestrates cost-conscious cloud verification across available operating-system and architecture runners after cheaper checks pass. Use whenever a code change, bug fix, build, packaging flow, native dependency, UI behavior, filesystem behavior, or test has material cross-platform implications, even if the user only asks to verify or test the change. Consult domain verification skills for what to test; use this skill to choose and access the smallest relevant set of platforms.
GUI desktop app only. Create a one-time launch modal in the Warp client (feature announcement, onboarding, etc.). Use when adding a new modal that should appear exactly once per user on startup, gated by a feature flag, with colors sourced from Warp theme tokens and terminal theme colors.
GUI desktop app only. Writes, runs, and debugs Warp integration tests using the custom Builder/TestStep framework in `crates/integration`. Use when adding a new integration test, fixing a failing integration test, wiring a test into the manual runner or nextest suite, or verifying end-to-end UI and terminal behavior in Warp.
GUI desktop app only. Launch two parallel Oz cloud agents with computer use to download and install the latest stable Linux Warp build, capture screenshots while walking through first-time onboarding in both logged-out and logged-in states, then selectively fan out follow-up cloud agents for distinct onboarding branches proposed by those initial explorers. Use this whenever the user asks to test, document, screenshot, or walk through the Warp first-time install/onboarding experience in a cloud Linux environment.
GUI desktop app only. How to build a Settings page in the Warp client (app/src/settings_view) so its widgets and settings search behave correctly — picking a PageType, deciding whether a heading belongs in the page-title slot or inside a widget, gating a widget, and scoping search_terms per widget. Use when adding or editing a settings page, a SettingsWidget, or anything that affects settings search.
GUI desktop app only. Catalog of guidelines for writing UI code in the Warp client. Read whenever doing any UI work in this repo, up front before writing the change, so the relevant guidelines shape the implementation.
How and when to log (log::* levels, safe_* macros) and report errors to Sentry (report_error!) in the Warp codebase. Use when adding or reviewing any logging or error reporting — picking a log level, deciding log vs. report_error!, keeping sensitive data out of logs, or surfacing an error to Sentry.
Promote a feature-flagged feature to Dogfood, Preview, or Stable in the Warp codebase. Use when a feature behind a FeatureFlag is ready to roll out to a broader audience, including wiring up the compile-time/runtime bridge and deferring flag cleanup safely.
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