@cristianuibar@grok@xai@warpdotdev Yes, this can happen if your browser blocks the redirect loop. A short-term fix is to authenticate through Google Chrome. We have a fix in flight to paste your code directly https://t.co/EsQzZC9lxj
@zachlloydtweets I'm happy on GPT 5.5 low reasoning for 90% of tasks. Good balance of token cost vs. intelligence. I'll use xhigh reasoning for detailed plans.
I'll also use Opus and Opus XHigh for occasional brainstorming and writing tasks, since it's a better open-ended design partner
@zachlloydtweets This is such a great application of agent loops. @petradonka went deeper on how these inner loop and outer loop Skills are written for some extended reading
https://t.co/fsisMB9t2J
Codex automations are slept on!
- Take seconds to set up. Just type a prompt
- Runs tasks on a schedule with local worktrees so you have your full dev env
- Has memory built-in so each run knows what the previous run did
I use it to build my side project pulling issues from GH
@thesammykins@warpdotdev Yeah, our Rust builds could shorter. We're slowly optimizing our module system to cut down on these build times. Your Mac mini should be more than powerful enough to contribute to warp!
@trentkocurek@warpdotdev That doesn't sound like a setting you missed, focus should carry over when you switch tabs. Verified I'm seeing that on my latest stable. Can you run /feedback in Warp? It files a GitHub issue prepopulated with your version and OS to help repro
@orenmizr@warpdotdev The project-boundaries point is the most concrete here. Sounds like you want panes anchored to a project root instead of each one following its own cwd? Worth filing at https://t.co/U54QTToIe6 to spec something out. What would you want the file explorer to do differently?