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create-tab-config

Create new Warp tab config TOML files from natural-language requests. Use when the user wants a new tab config, a new tab layout, or asks for a slash command to generate a tab config.

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create-tab-config
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Create new Warp tab config TOML files from natural-language requests. Use when the user wants a new tab config, a new tab layout, or asks for a slash command to generate a tab config.
# create-tab-config Create a new Warp tab config based on what the user wants. ## Required context - Use the `tab-configs` skill as the canonical source of truth for: - schema details - validation rules - examples - common layout patterns ## Workflow 1. Understand what the user wants to create. 2. If important details are missing, use the `ask_user_question` tool to clarify them before writing anything. Do not guess about layout, commands, directories, parameters, or close-time behavior. 3. Generate valid TOML that matches the `tab-configs` schema. 4. Determine the correct tab config directory for the user's Warp build. Tab configs live under `~/.warp/tab_configs/` for standard builds. Non-stable builds use a channel-specific variant (e.g. `~/.warp-<channel>/tab_configs/`). To find the correct directory, run `ls -d ~/.warp*/` to list the available Warp data directories and pick the one that corresponds to the running build. When in doubt, ask the user which build they are using. Create the `tab_configs/` subdirectory if it does not exist. Write the file using a descriptive snake_case filename ending in `.toml`. 5. If the intended filename might conflict with an existing config and it is unclear whether to overwrite or create a new file, use the `ask_user_question` tool. 6. Briefly explain what you created, including the layout and any commands or parameters.
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