warpctrl

You can manage Warp terminal windows and tabs by using the warpctrl CLI to manipulate local application state, handling requests to create tabs, split panes, or switch sessions directly from your terminal environment.

Yes, you can change Warp application themes and manipulate UI surfaces using the warpctrl CLI, which handles user requests to modify the visual appearance and interface elements of your currently running local Warp application.

To control your local Warp application, you need a running Warp application instance and a configured warpctrl binary installed on your system, allowing you to execute window management and application control commands.

You can open files directly in the Warp terminal application by invoking the warpctrl CLI, which handles file opening requests and routes them to the currently running local Warp application instance.

Yes, you can inspect local Warp terminal state programmatically using the warpctrl CLI, which provides functionality to query and retrieve information about the current state of your running Warp application sessions and panes.

The best way to automate Warp session management is using the warpctrl CLI, which allows you to programmatically create, manipulate, and inspect sessions, input buffers, and panes within your local Warp application.