Cloud-synced Conversations
Sync agent conversations to the cloud to access them across devices, share with teammates, and continue past conversations from anywhere.
Warp can sync your agent conversations to the cloud, making them accessible across devices, shareable with teammates, and persistent even after logging out. This enables you to pick up where you left off on any machine, share context with collaborators, and access past cloud agent conversations.
Key capabilities
Persistence across devices - Your conversations remain available when you log out and back in, or switch to a different machine.
Access to past cloud agent conversations - View and restore cloud agent conversations after they complete.
Link sharing with access controls - Share conversations with specific teammates or your team, with configurable permissions.
Web viewing - View shared conversations in a browser without installing Warp.
Local continuation - Restore any cloud conversation and continue it locally on your machine.
Enabling cloud conversations
Cloud conversation sync is controlled by a setting in Warp:
Open
Settings > PrivacyEnable Store AI conversations in the cloud
When enabled, your Agent conversations automatically sync to the cloud as you interact with the Agent. When disabled, conversations are stored locally on your machine only.
If cloud conversations are disabled, conversation data is lost when you log out and cannot be shared with others. Cloud agent conversations are always stored in the cloud regardless of this setting.
How it works
Conversation syncing
When cloud conversations are enabled, Warp automatically syncs your conversation data after each Agent interaction. This happens in the background and does not affect your workflow.
Cloud conversations store a snapshot of the conversation state at each sync point. If you open the same conversation on two different machines, each continues independently from that snapshot—changes on one machine do not sync to the other in real time.
Continuing vs. forking
When you restore a cloud conversation:
Your own conversations - You can continue the conversation directly, and updates sync back to the cloud.
Shared conversations from others - Continuing creates a fork, giving you a new conversation that starts with the shared context but does not modify the original.
This behavior mirrors Conversation Forking, where you branch off to explore a different direction without affecting the source conversation.
Managing cloud-synced conversations
Cloud-synced conversations appear in all the usual conversation management entrypoints alongside your local conversations. You can browse, search, restore, and delete them just like any other conversation.
See Interacting with Agents for detailed information on navigating and managing conversations, including keyboard shortcuts and the Conversation Panel in Agent Modality.
Browse - View all your local and cloud-synced conversations in one place.
Search - Find conversations by title or content.
Restore - Click a conversation to load it into your current session and continue where you left off.
Delete - Remove conversations you no longer need. Deletion is permanent and immediate.
Sharing conversations
You can share any cloud conversation with teammates via a link.
Creating a share link
To share a conversation:
Open the conversation you want to share
Access the share options through the conversation menu
Configure access permissions:
Anyone on your team (default) - All team members can view
Specific people - Enter email addresses to grant access
Anyone with the link - No authentication required
By default, shared conversations are visible to anyone on your team.
Viewing shared conversations
Recipients can view shared conversations in two ways:
On the web - Open the link in a browser to view the conversation transcript without installing Warp.
In Warp - Click "Open in Warp" to load the conversation in the desktop app, where you can continue it locally.
When you continue a shared conversation from someone else, Warp creates a fork so you can build on the shared context without modifying the original.
Cloud-synced conversations store snapshots of conversation data. For real-time collaboration on a live session, use Agent Session Sharing.
Cloud agent conversations
Cloud agents run in the cloud, and their conversations are automatically stored regardless of your local cloud conversations setting.
Accessing cloud agent conversations
You can access any past cloud agent conversation:
View transcripts - Access the full conversation history of any past cloud agent run.
Restore locally - Load a cloud agent conversation into your local Warp session to review or continue the work.
This is useful when a cloud agent completes a task and you want to review what it did or continue from where it left off.
Privacy and data
Enterprise controls
Enterprise administrators can disable cloud conversation storage for their organization through the Admin Panel.
When cloud conversation storage is disabled by your organization:
Conversations are stored locally only and not synced to the cloud
You cannot share conversations or access them across devices
Cloud agent conversations are still accessible through the Warp dashboard
Storage limits
Cloud conversation storage limits vary by plan. For free users, Warp automatically removes the oldest cloud conversations when you reach your limit to make room for new ones. Your conversations are always preserved locally on your machine—only the cloud-synced copies are removed.
For current storage limits by plan, see our pricing page.
Deleting conversations
When you delete a conversation, it is removed permanently and immediately. Make sure you no longer need a conversation before deleting it.
Related features
Interacting with Agents - Learn about conversation mechanics, follow-ups, and context windows.
Conversation Forking - Branch conversations to explore different directions.
Agent Session Sharing - Collaborate in real time on a live Agent session.
Cloud Agents Overview - Run agents in the cloud from triggers, schedules, or integrations.
Last updated
Was this helpful?