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Title of workflow:

• restart mac audio service
  Command:
• sudo pkill -9 coreaudiod
  https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/366841

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Title of workflow:

• kill a port
  Command:

sudo lsof -i:8080 // this outputs the PID
kill -9 <PID Number>

Title of workflow:

• Project start - open a particular directory, open 4 tiled windows (2x2 square) and run particular services in each
  Command
• Dependance but similar to cd ~/{project}, split the terminal and run ./app/run1 in the first terminal, cat app/file.log in the second, etc.

I like the command pallete for searching for tasks.

1. (Mock A)
   Once a command is executed, it would be nice if there was a successful toast banner that informs the user that the command successfully executed

I could imagine Warb workflows being shared with others.
It would be nice to have a user profile with Warp (connect with Github?)
You can follow others.

Example

• Imagine my coworkers and I use Warp>
• Having the ability to follow someone (coworker etc) & be able to see their public scripts would be nice.
  • I work with Backend engineers & SRE's and they have all the awesome cool commands for SSH & grepping machines & it would be nice to be able to see those (if they shared them publicly in Warp user intefacs)

From brendan via Discord: https://discord.com/channels/851854972600451112/907407371997970492/907407376569737277

There are many times I find myself running commands in an exploratory manner and then rerunning them in order later once I have it figured out. For e.g. building then deploying to preprod then running integ tests against preprod. The first time it might take a handful of times to get the syntax right, but after that I just repeat them in order. It can then be scripted but sometimes I can't be bothered and just keep repeating them.

It would be really cool if warp could detect this and create a script/command out of it automatically. Not sure what the ideal UX would be, but one possibility would be a toast in the bottom right like how VS code does it. Hit accept and it will ask you to name it and confirm the steps involved

From jfmomnty2 via Discord: https://discord.com/channels/851854972600451112/907407371997970492/907692365395935264

This sounds really cool, especially if you could have an option to do it in an "ephemeral" way. My thinking is, often I find myself running the same 3-6 commands many times one day, but then never again b/c it was just some specific setup logic for a particular thing I was working on.

Would be really cool if Warp could detect the same sequence of commands and say "you've run these x commands n times in the last 20 minutes. Would you like to save them? And if so, save them forever or just for now?

I'd love to have something similar to the project files in VSCode so you don't have to modify the path for each user, you just use a .warp file or similar that can be placed in the directory. This would work quite similarly to launch.json files for vscode

Discord Comment Relating (feature-requests - 07/14/2021)

"Something cool I think would be valuable to me is ad-hoc variable or alias creation and a UI to see what you have access to. For instance, I have several IPs that I regularly SSH into. I'd love to either save those IPs as variable, or even just set the entire command as an alias, without having to jump in and configure a file."

From CA_Lobo via Discord

Excellent start! I like it! Glad to see others have the same ideas! Do we have a UI to go along with it? Can the UI chain existing tasks together in the same principles of a Unix tools- eg multiple reusable individual tasks when chained together can automate a multi step process? something along the lines of "do a clean development checkout, do a debug build, package it, smoke test it and notify me and the QA team if passes, and any failures notify me" I can't wait to play with this as I have a dozen "scraps of paper" receipes on my computer to deal with repetitive tasks... humm, in a previous life, one thing I'd love to be able to do would be to share these tasks/receipes with others... so exporting/importing of packaged tasks would be something to think about...

From Discord (feature-requests - 08/08/2021)

"That's perfect! I'm imagining being able to build up a selection of these blocks, and add them into a playlist - to automate console tasks a little like how ansible does"

Sourced from Discord: (General Channel - 09/03/2021)

"It'd also be super cool to be able to reference executed blocks (either the command to be run live again or using existing output) in other blocks/commands and have visual cues while doing so."

It would be nice if there was a list of possible values for a given variable. For example, for a variable such as docker_container_id, a list with 2fa1b and c4d2a could be shown.

This list could have multiple columns showing extra data.

Syntax highlighting

Other workflow launchers

• https://www.scriptkit.com/. The creator's twitter has lots of great demos

Raycast

• I like their API for defining workflows & UIs
• they're app is a Swift app, but their extension ecosystem uses React. Docs
  • Pros of react+typescript API: lots of engineers know javascript & react. React is declarative
  • React has an API called react-reconciler which allows you to create your own declarative abstraction over imperative code.
    • For example: with reconciler you can have users write React/Typescript code & you could output to whatever platform you want. This is how react-native, react-three-fiber & react-blessed (terminal renderer) and many other libraries use react, the difference is they choose a different rendering targer

The ability to trigger a workflow from something like https://www.raycast.com/ so you could utilize both Raycast for spotlight style workflow running but also run the workflows directly if needs be

Author of navi here. I'd be more than glad to integrate navi with Warp if possible :)

For example, navi could support the open-source file-format you're proposing:

The ability for devs to create private workflows in an open-source file-format, including repo-specific workflows that live in a .warp directory

From vinaygattu via Discord:
https://discord.com/channels/851854972600451112/906269689116770304/949611067363983411

Any integration with Alfred workflows and warp

I quite like raycast script commands syntax: https://github.com/raycast/script-commands
It is simple, allows to pass arguments, and works with any language.
An important feature for me is that raycast script are still executable as regular scripts.