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I created a Docker container with Ubuntu and installed Warp using their .deb packages. That shows the binaries warp-terminal and warp-terminal-preview are added to /usr/bin when the respective versions are installed. So I followed the other detection patterns and used which for the Linux detection.
The test runner fails static analysis on some pull requests. I ran it locally, and it doesn't fail, so the failing test can be disregarded, I hope. 👍 The rest of the test suite passes. 🙂
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nikspyratos
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Aug 18, 2025
I am unclear how MCPs work in Windsurf, but for Warp, all MCP servers are added on a settings page. Currently, there is no other way to add them. This is why I didn't include anything about Boots MCP in my PR.
I tested the MCP server when Boost first launched, and it does work in Warp. You need to either use the working_directory or add the absolute path to artisan in your argument.
Again, this is quite specific, and I see no clean way currently in Boost to convey this way to adding an MCP server. If one comes up, I'll update the PR or open a new one. 👍
Warp has added support for project-scoped rules files,
WARP.md, in its latest stable update1 . This PR adds Warp as an agent so it can generateWARP.mdif Warp or WarpPreview is detected on a user's system.Opening this as a draft because I'm currently not sure how to detect it on Linux systems, maybe the
.warpconfig folder is an option. I have asked the team at Warp and am waiting for a response on the way to detect it on Linux.As for
projectDetectionConfig, there isn't one. Warp is system-wide, unlessWARP.mdcould work there, or is an emptypathscorrect?I have tested this PR on Mac, and it does auto-detect Warp and generates the correct file:
detects-warp successful-guideline-generationFootnotes
https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/changelog#id-2025年08月13日-v0.2025年08月13日.08.12 ↩