tab-configs

Validate Warp tab config TOML files against a canonical schema.

Updated Apr 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lalaABC/waprcn --skill tab-configs-lalaabc
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Skill: tab-configs
Source: https://github.com/lalaABC/waprcn/tree/main/resources/bundled/skills/tab-configs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lalaABC/waprcn --skill tab-configs-lalaabc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This reference provides the canonical Warp tab config schema, validation rules, and examples to help users create or update tab_configs TOML files accurately and consistently.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Canonical schema reference for Warp tab configs under ~/.warp/tab_configs/
  • Guidance for channel-specific data directories and common pitfalls
  • Use Case: when authoring or editing a tab config, or when another skill needs the canonical schema details

Quick Start

Create a new tab config TOML using the canonical schema details described here.

Frequently Asked Questions about tab-configs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a valid Warp tab config TOML file?

To create a valid Warp tab config TOML file, use the canonical schema to define top-level fields like name, title, and color, plus the [[panes]] structure for layout. Reference examples and best practices to ensure accuracy.

What is the canonical schema structure for Warp tab configs?

The Warp tab config schema covers top-level fields name, title, and color, alongside the [[panes]] structure. It includes validation rules for unique pane IDs, proper splits, and focused pane constraints to ensure consistent layouts.

How do I validate pane IDs and splits in a tab_config TOML?

Validate pane IDs and splits in a tab_config TOML by applying canonical schema validation rules. These rules ensure unique pane IDs, proper split structures, and focused pane constraints across standard and channel-specific data directories.

Does Warp tab config validation support channel-specific data directories?

Yes, Warp tab config validation supports channel-specific data directories. The canonical schema provides guidance and validation rules to ensure accurate tab_configs across both standard and channel-specific directory structures.

What are common pitfalls when authoring Warp tab config TOML files?

Common pitfalls when authoring Warp tab config TOML files include duplicate pane IDs, improper split definitions, and incorrect focused pane constraints. The canonical schema reference provides validated guidance to avoid these errors.