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Source of Truth: C:\Users\Admin\.warp\workflows\

All workflow YAML files are stored in Warp’s configuration directory. This document provides descriptions and usage instructions.

  1. Open Warp terminal
  2. Press Ctrl+Shift+R or Cmd+Shift+R (check Warp settings for exact keybinding)
  3. Search for the workflow name
  4. Fill in parameters
  5. Execute
  1. Type # in the terminal
  2. The workflow picker should appear (if enabled)
  3. Search and execute

Note: If # doesn’t work, check Warp Settings → Features → Workflows to ensure they’re enabled.


File: generate-kb-folder-structure.yaml

Purpose: Scans the Business KB filesystem and generates filtered folder structure markdown files at specified depth levels.

Parameters:

  • folder_levels (default: 2) - Number of folder levels to include, excluding Business root
  • output_folder (default: D:\FSS\KB\Business\00_KB Home\) - Where to save output files

Outputs:

  • Folder_Structure-Filtered.md - Folders only
  • FolderFile_Structure-Filtered.md - Folders and files

Exclusions: Respects patterns: node_modules, .git, .gitignore, dist, .next, .trash, .obsidian, out

Usage Example:

  • Default: Generates 2-level folder structure in default location
  • Custom: Set folder_levels to 3 for deeper structure

  1. Check if workflows are enabled: Warp Settings → Features → Workflows
  2. Verify files exist in: %USERPROFILE%\.warp\workflows\
  3. Restart Warp
  4. Check keybindings in Warp Settings

If workflows aren’t working, use the PowerShell script directly:

Terminal window
D:\fss\kb\Business\03_Processes\AI\Warp\Workflows\generate-kb-structure.ps1 -FolderLevels 2