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Currently, ⌘+Enter (or Ctrl+Enter on Windows/Linux) always opens Warp's built-in Agent mode. I'd like the ability to customize what ⌘+Enter launches — specifically, to map it to an external CLI agent like OpenCode, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or any user-specified command.
Use Case
I use multiple AI coding agents throughout my day:
OpenCode for codebase-aware tasks
Claude Code for extended reasoning
Warp Agent for quick terminal questions
Right now, switching between them requires manually opening a new tab and running the command. If I could configure ⌘+Enter to launch my preferred agent (or choose between them), it would eliminate a constant context-switch friction.
Proposed Solution
Add a setting under Settings → AI → Agent Mode (or similar):
Default Agent Target (dropdown):
Warp Agent (current default)
Claude Code
OpenCode
Custom command... (text input field)
When set to "Custom command", the user can enter any CLI command (e.g., opencode, claude, gemini), and ⌘+Enter will open a new pane/tab running that command instead of Warp's built-in Agent input.
Why This Matters
Many developers are now using multiple AI agents for different strengths
CLI agents like OpenCode and Claude Code are becoming primary workflows
Having a single, consistent "launch my agent" shortcut across tools reduces cognitive load
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Feature Description
Currently,
⌘+Enter(orCtrl+Enteron Windows/Linux) always opens Warp's built-in Agent mode. I'd like the ability to customize what⌘+Enterlaunches — specifically, to map it to an external CLI agent like OpenCode, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or any user-specified command.Use Case
I use multiple AI coding agents throughout my day:
Right now, switching between them requires manually opening a new tab and running the command. If I could configure
⌘+Enterto launch my preferred agent (or choose between them), it would eliminate a constant context-switch friction.Proposed Solution
Add a setting under Settings → AI → Agent Mode (or similar):
When set to "Custom command", the user can enter any CLI command (e.g.,
opencode,claude,gemini), and⌘+Enterwill open a new pane/tab running that command instead of Warp's built-in Agent input.Why This Matters
claude) #8989 — if the user can remap⌘+Enterto their preferred tool, the conflict disappears naturallyAlternatives Considered
claude) #8989 workaround) but loses all AI featuresRelated
claude) #8989 — keybinding conflict with Claude Code