Warp Drive
Easily create, manage, and organize your terminal knowledge amongst your entire team
Warp Drive is currently in private beta and not yet generally available.
Warp Drive is a place for you to create, manage, and organize your terminal knowledge, all without leaving Warp. Knowledge objects can be private to you or shared with your entire team. All objects are cloud-hosted and synced the moment they’re updated, so you always have the latest version.
Warp Drive currently allows you to save and store two types of objects:
- Workflows: A workflow is a set of one or more terminal commands that you can parameterize, annotate with metadata, save, and execute repeatedly. Learn how to create and run Workflows.
- Folders: A folder is a grouping of other knowledge objects, including other folders.
You can access Warp Drive in the status bar. Doing so will open a side panel, showing all objects available to you and your team (if you are a part of one).
Find the Warp Drive icon in the Warp status bar.
There are two spaces for Warp Drive objects to exist in: your personal space or your team space. An object can only be in one space at a time. If you aren’t part of a team yet, all objects you create will simply exist in your private space. If you are part of a team, you’ll find all objects present in your team’s space as well.
This Warp Drive has two spaces open: one for the Planet Express team and one for a personal, private space.
There are several ways of creating a new knowledge object:
- From the header of a space where you’d like the object to exist
- From the “triple dot” menu when hovering over a folder
- From the command palette (`cmd+p`), e.g., searching for “create a workflow” will result in options for creating a new personal or team workflow
- With an associated keyboard shortcut
Once created, the object will appear in Warp Drive and be synced to the cloud. If the object was created in a team space, it will immediately be available to other members of the same team.
The way to edit an existing knowledge object differs by object type. For example, workflows are edited by selecting them in Warp Drive, while folders are edited with the “Edit” item in their “triple dot” menu.
Once edited, the updated object will be reflected in Warp Drive and be synced to the cloud. If the object exists in a team space, the updated version will immediately be propagated to other members of the same team.
You can use folders to organize objects in Warp Drive. You can drag objects in and out of folders. Dragging a folder into another folder will move all its children as well.
To share a personal object with your team, use the “triple dot” action menu and select the “Move to <Team Name> Space” option, or drag it to the team section of Warp Drive. Again, moving a folder to the team space will also move all its children.
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