Warp Terminal
Setup for Warp
Warp Terminal Quick Start
Install & Deploy
1. Install
npm install -g aiwg
2. Deploy to your project
cd /path/to/your/project
# Deploy SDLC framework:
aiwg use sdlc --provider warp
3. Open in Warp Terminal
# Warp automatically loads WARP.md
cd /path/to/your/project
4. Regenerate for intelligent integration
/aiwg-regenerate
`aiwg use` already wrote the project context, so natural-language command mapping ("run security review" → workflow) works right away via AIWG's Discover-First protocol. On an existing project, or to pull in the latest AIWG, run this to re-tailor the context to your codebase — optional on a brand-new project. See the Regenerate Guide for details.
5. You're ready. See the Intake Guide for starting projects.
What Gets Created
WARP.md # Project rules file (auto-loaded by Warp)
.warp/
├── skills/ # Skill directories (natively discovered by Warp)
└── workflows/ # Legacy YAML workflows (natively discovered)
.aiwg/ # SDLC artifacts
Note: Warp natively discovers `.warp/skills/` and `.warp/workflows/`. Agents, commands, and rules are aggregated into `WARP.md` for single-file context loading — Warp does not natively discover those directories. Warp also supports `AGENTS.md` as an alternative project rules filename; `WARP.md` takes priority when both files exist. AIWG uses `WARP.md`.
Using Warp AI
Natural language works directly:
"Generate intake for an e-commerce platform"
"Transition to Elaboration"
"Run security review"
"Where are we in the project?"
Warp Commands
/init # Re-index project (reload WARP.md)
/compact # Summarize conversation to free context window space
/orchestrate # Dispatch parallel subtasks within a session
Agent Loop
Agent loops support multi-provider execution. While Warp context is deployed via AIWG, agent task loops run through the CLI:
aiwg ralph "Fix all tests" --completion "npm test passes"
See Al Guide for full documentation including `--provider` options.
Troubleshooting
Natural language not working? Run regenerate:
/aiwg-regenerate
WARP.md not loading? Re-index:
/init
Still not loading? Verify the filename is all caps: `WARP.md`. Lowercase `warp.md` is not recognized by Warp.
Redeploy if needed:
aiwg use sdlc --provider warp --force
MCP Sidecar (Unrestricted AIWG Access)
Warp Terminal has no dangerous mode flag. The MCP sidecar is the only path to unrestricted AIWG tool access.
MCP servers in Warp are configured via the UI, not via a file. Add AIWG as an MCP server directly in Warp:
/add-mcp
# Then configure:
# Command: aiwg
# Args: mcp serve
Alternatively, open Settings and add the MCP server from there.
See the Warp MCP Sidecar Guide for complete setup including tool whitelisting and context optimization.