Warp Commands

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Commands I use in Warp. Maybe you'll find them useful too.

local-first · warp · yaml

You might need these

• macOS Caps Lock delay — mac caps delay: one hidutil command fixed this on my Mac.
• Open an iCloud Obsidian vault — obsidian: run the cd command directly, or install cnotes for a short command on each Mac.
• A project overview with eza — projects: install once, then use projects to see project names, Git branches, and status together. Defaults to ~/codex; accepts your own projects directory.

Try them

1. Clone

   git clone https://github.com/yuukiLike/warp-commands.git

2. Import — Open Warp Drive → personal workspace + → Import. Inside the cloned warp-commands/ folder, select the .yaml files you want or a command folder such as mac/ or git/. Do not select the repository's top-level folder.

3. Use — Search for a command such as mac clipboard, select it, fill in the arguments, and run.

assets/ contains README images; Markdown files and notes/ are documentation. Leave these out of the import. The YAML files in setup/ are installation workflows; import the ones you need.

Warp Drive imports a synced copy. Keep the repository YAML as your source. Import guide →

Pick what you need

Folder	Contents
mac	Clipboard, DNS, Caps Lock, Zsh config, Obsidian, project overview
setup	Run once in Warp: install cnotes and eza-based projects, loaded by .zshrc
git	Git operations, ignore rules, SSH
claude	Claude Code installation, API switching, environment reset
ai	Codex, Gemini, and DeepSeek-backed Claude Code and Codex
browser	Chrome cache, certificate debugging, Puppeteer
dev	npm, Whistle, Rust, Vue
system	Public IP and Windows utilities
notes	Git, SSH, and shell references

Windows workflows use PowerShell or Git Bash; check each workflow's description.

Install shell commands once

Import the YAML files in setup/. On each Mac, search in Warp for setup obsidian or setup projects, select the workflow, and run it. No repository path is required.

The workflows save command definitions under ~/.config/warp-commands/, add a source line to .zshrc, and load the commands into the current terminal. setup projects also installs missing eza through Homebrew. Then use cnotes or projects "$HOME/explore"; the projects YAML also calls this installed function.

To update, refresh the corresponding workflow in Warp and run it again on each Mac. Existing .zshrc settings are preserved, and the loading line is not duplicated. See setup for details.

Local use

To load YAML directly from local files, copy the workflows you need into:

Platform	Directory
macOS	$HOME/.warp/workflows/
Windows (PowerShell)	$env:APPDATA\warp\Warp\data\workflows\

Open Workflow Search in Warp to find them. Update your copies when the source changes. YAML workflow guide →