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Warp AI System - Active Configuration Reference

Section titled “Warp AI System - Active Configuration Reference”

Status: ✅ IMPLEMENTED & ACTIVE
Implementation Date: August 22, 2025
Configuration Type: Global Language Rules (Single Source of Truth)

Warp AI automatically applies world-class coding standards based on the project context you’re working in. No setup required for individual projects.

  • Python Projects: Navigate to any Python project → Python coding standards automatically active
  • JavaScript/TypeScript Projects: Navigate to any JS/TS project → JavaScript standards automatically active
  • Web Development Projects: Navigate to any web project → Web development standards automatically active
  • All Other Projects: Global coding standards always active

Rules automatically apply to all projects in:

  • D:\FSS\Software\SDApp\ - Main applications
  • D:\FSS\Software\SideProjects\ - Personal projects
  • D:\FSS\Software\Utils\ - Utility scripts
  • D:\FSS\Software\WebDev\ - Web development projects
C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\warp\language-rules\
├── 10-python-rules.md # Python-specific standards
├── 11-web-dev-rules.md # Web development standards
├── 12-javascript-rules.md # JavaScript/TypeScript standards
└── README-Implementation-Summary.md
Terminal window
# Navigate to any Python project
cd "D:\FSS\Software\SDApp\my-python-app"
# Ask Warp to generate code (automatically follows Python standards)
# Example: "Create a data validation function with error handling"
# Result: Code with type hints, Loguru logging, Pydantic models, etc.
Terminal window
# Navigate to any web project
cd "D:\FSS\Software\WebDev\my-website"
# Ask Warp to generate code (automatically follows web standards)
# Example: "Create a responsive Svelte component for user profiles"
# Result: Svelte 5 syntax, TypeScript, Tailwind classes, accessibility features
Terminal window
# Navigate to any JS/TS project
cd "D:\FSS\Software\SideProjects\my-node-api"
# Ask Warp to generate code (automatically follows JS/TS standards)
# Example: "Create a TypeScript interface for API responses"
# Result: Strict typing, proper error handling, modern JS practices

Updating Standards (Single Source of Truth)

Section titled “Updating Standards (Single Source of Truth)”
  1. Edit rule files directly in C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\warp\language-rules\
  2. Changes apply immediately to all future Warp interactions
  3. No project syncing needed - one update affects everything
Terminal window
# Edit Python standards
notepad "$env:APPDATA\warp\language-rules\10-python-rules.md"
# Edit web development standards
notepad "$env:APPDATA\warp\language-rules\11-web-dev-rules.md"
# Edit JavaScript/TypeScript standards
notepad "$env:APPDATA\warp\language-rules\12-javascript-rules.md"
  • PRIORITY 1: Clear, semantic, understandable code that enhances maintainability
  • Simple and clear is ALWAYS superior to clever and complex
  • Code should be self-documenting; comments explain WHY, not WHAT
  • Security First: CVE scanning, dependency updates, input validation
  • FOSS Preference: Prefer open source solutions when possible

The system is active and working automatically. No additional setup required for new projects.