Warp has been steadily eating the developer workflow from the inside out. It started as a fast, modern terminal. Then it added an AI agent. Then inline diffs and code review. Now it has closed one of the last remaining gaps: you can commit, push, and open a pull request directly from the Code Review panel, without ever switching to another tool.
The missing last mile
The problem Warp is solving here is mundane but genuinely painful. The daily development workflow is often scattered across many tools: commands in a terminal, code changes in an editor, diffs in a Git client, review in a PR page, and AI coding assistance in yet another window. Every context switch costs focus. When an AI agent writes a batch of code for you, the friction of then staging, committing, and pushing that code is a speed bump that breaks the flow.
The new git operation buttons in the Code Review panel remove that bump entirely. You can ask an agent to work on a task, generate code changes, run checks, inspect the Git diff, leave comments, and prepare commits in one place. The commit, push, and PR buttons are the final piece of that chain.
How it works
Interactive Code Review lets you review agent-generated code, leave inline comments on specific lines, batch your feedback, and send all requested changes to the agent in a single pass. The git operation buttons sit on top of that workflow. Once you are happy with the diff, you commit it, push the branch, and open a PR, all from the same panel.
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