Command Search
The Command Search panel allows you to search across Command History, Workflows, Notebooks, and Warp AI simultaneously. Warp supports fuzzy search and tries to rank more relevant results.
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The Command Search panel allows you to search across Command History, Workflows, Notebooks, and Warp AI simultaneously. Warp supports fuzzy search and tries to rank more relevant results.
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Tailor your Command Search experience by toggling off "Show Global Workflows" in Settings > Features. When disabled, your search will exclusively encompass YAML and Warp Drive Workflows.
Press CTRL-R to open the Command Search Panel. You’ll be greeted with a landing page, where you can click through different filters to get started.
Type into the input box what your search query is. The results will contain command history, saved workflows, notebooks, and AI Command Suggestions.
$_ Dollar Sign-Underscore signifies that the result is a Workflow.
✨ Sparkle icon signifies piping that search query into AI Command Suggestions.
Activate a specific filter, by prepending your search term with the following:
workflows:, w:, or W-TAB will filter for Workflows.
notebooks:, n:, or N-TAB will filter for Notebooks.
history:, h:, or H-TAB will filter for Command History.
#: will activate the AI Command Suggestions filter. Once the filter is activated, it will be bolded and italicized.
Once the result shows up, press ENTER to input the command directly into Warp's Input Editor.
You can also expand the menu horizontally with the mouse by dragging it on the right edge.
Rewind Time Clock icon signifies that the result is a Command History.
Earmarked Page icon signifies that the result is a Notebook.
