Warp 2026.06.03: queued prompts for Agent Mode, configurable line numbers, and PR metadata for better context

Warp’s 2026.06.03 changelog focuses on making Agent Mode more practical for longer, multi-step workflows and code review. (https://docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/)

Queue follow-up prompts while the agent is working

Warp added ways to queue multiple follow-up prompts while an agent is running: the /queue command, a prompt-queueing mode in the UI, and a setting to make queueing the default behavior. (warp.dev/changelog/2026/">https://docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/)

This is a straightforward quality-of-life upgrade for tasks like refactors or multi-file edits where you already know the next few steps but don’t want to wait for each response before continuing.

Configurable absolute and relative line numbers for code editors

Warp added configurable absolute and relative line numbers for its code editors, which should make navigation, reviews, and copy/paste references easier (especially if you rely on Vim-style relative numbers). (https://docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/)

Agent requests now include PR and repository metadata

Warp notes that agent requests now include PR and repository metadata, enabling better context-aware responses. (https://docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/)

Source

• Warp Docs — “Changelog — 2026” (2026.06.03 entry): https://docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/