Environment Configuration in Warp

Your agents need to know where to work. That's what environments are for. In Warp, an environment is how you configure which repos an agent has access to. One environment might point to your frontend and backend repos. Another might cover your infra and deployment configs. This matters because real work is rarely single-repo. Updating a client/server contract means touching both sides. Syncing API docs means reading from one repo and writing to another. With environment configuration, you define these repo sets once and your agents inherit the full context.