aiwg-regenerate-warp

Regenerate WARP.md

Regenerate the WARP.md file for Warp Terminal integration, analyzing current project state while preserving team directives and organizational requirements.

Hook file approach (default): Generates AIWG-warp.md and adds a section or @AIWG-warp.md directive to WARP.md. Note: Warp's @-link support is unverified — defaults to section-style toggle until confirmed (see #444).

Full inject (--full-inject): Embeds AIWG content inline in WARP.md with AIWG markers.

Parameters

Warp Terminal Conventions

WARP.md follows Warp Terminal formatting conventions:

• ### headings for agents and commands (not ##)
• Inline tool lists with agents
• Terminal-friendly command formatting (easy copy-paste)
• Concise descriptions optimized for terminal display

Execution Steps

Step 1: Create Backup

Unless --no-backup specified:

1. Check if WARP.md exists
2. If exists, copy to WARP.md.backup-{YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS}
3. Report backup location

Step 2: Extract Preserved Content

Same preservation patterns as CLAUDE.md:

1. Explicit Preserve Blocks: <!-- PRESERVE --> ... <!-- /PRESERVE -->
2. Preserved Section Headings: Team *, Org *, Definition of Done, etc.
3. Inline Directives: Lines with directive keywords

Step 3: Analyze Project

Same project analysis as CLAUDE.md:

• Languages and package managers
• Development commands
• Test framework
• CI/CD configuration
• Directory structure

Step 4: Detect AIWG State

Check installed frameworks and deployed assets:

• Scan for WARP-specific formatting in existing files
• Count agents and commands
• Identify active frameworks

Step 5: Generate WARP.md

Document Structure (Warp Format):

# WARP.md

Project guidance for Warp Terminal AI assistance.

## Project Overview

{Brief project description from README.md}

**Tech Stack**: {languages} | **Package Manager**: {npm/pip/etc} | **Test Framework**: {framework}

## Quick Commands

Copy-paste ready commands for common tasks:

```bash
# Install dependencies
{install command}

# Run development server
{dev command}

# Run tests
{test command}

# Build for production
{build command}

# Lint code
{lint command}

Project Structure

{directory tree with descriptions}

---

Team Directives

{ALL PRESERVED CONTENT}

---

Project Artifacts

{If .aiwg/ exists, list available project docs:}

{Only include rows for directories that exist}

---

AIWG Integration

Agents

{List deployed agents with brief descriptions}

Commands

{List deployed commands organized by category}

Natural Language

Core References

{If SDLC framework installed:}

SDLC References

---

### Step 6: Write Output

**If `--dry-run`:** Display content, do not write.

**Otherwise:**
1. Write to `WARP.md`
2. Report summary

WARP.md Regenerated

Backup: WARP.md.backup-20251206-153045

Preserved: 3 sections, 34 lines Regenerated: Project info, commands, AIWG integration

Output: WARP.md (312 lines)

## Warp-Specific Formatting Notes

### Agent Format
```markdown
### Agent Name
Brief description of what the agent does.
**Tools**: Tool1, Tool2, Tool3

Command Format

- `/command-name` - Brief description

Quick Commands

Formatted for easy terminal copy-paste:

# Description of command
actual_command --with-flags

Examples

# Regenerate WARP.md
/aiwg-regenerate-warp

# Preview changes
/aiwg-regenerate-warp --dry-run

# Check preserved content
/aiwg-regenerate-warp --show-preserved

# Full regeneration
/aiwg-regenerate-warp --full

Notes

• This command is Warp Terminal specific
• For Claude Code, use /aiwg-regenerate-claude
• For Factory AI, use /aiwg-regenerate-factory
• For auto-detection, use /aiwg-regenerate

References

• @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/README.md — aiwg-utils addon overview
• @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/rules/native-ux-tools.md — Platform capability matrix including Warp Terminal
• @$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference for aiwg sync and regenerate commands
• @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/frameworks/sdlc-complete/README.md — SDLC framework context referenced in generated WARP.md