Major features:
- Auto-compact: triggers conversation summarization when context window >= 85%,
compacts Bedrock message history to a summary pair, and tracks live context tokens
- Bedrock summarization: plumbs `is_summarization` flag through translator/client/response
pipeline, handles SummarizeConversation input type, and marks `summarized` in metadata
- Session restore: rebuilds bedrock_message_history from persisted task messages via
newly-public `convert_proto_message`, preventing empty history on reconnect
- Subagent orchestration: adds SubagentQuestion/Answer/CompletionSummary event types,
parent-child question routing with depth limits, retry counting, and drain methods
- Summarization UI: inline SummarizationView in AI blocks with progress/finished states
Refactors:
- Rename WarpTheme → GalaxyTheme across ~100 files (rebrand continuation)
- Rename warp_home_config_dir → galaxy_home_config_dir and related path functions
- Predefined rules: replace "System Defined Rule #N" with descriptive names
(e.g. "Correctness Over Speed", "Never Guess") and add lookup helpers
- Usage view: replace cumulative input/output token display with live context tokens,
cache hit rate calculation, and separate cache read/write stats
- Telemetry: remove verbose doc comments, simplify trait definitions
- Facts view: simplify delete permission check (always allow local deletion)
- Remove warp_managed_paths_watcher.rs (dead code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Description
### Motivation
File-based stdio MCP servers spawned from a project's `.mcp.json` (e.g. `pnpm run mcp:foo`, or anything using `./tooling_scripts/...`) fail with:
```
Transport creation error: No such file or directory (os error 2)
```
Root cause: when the user's `.mcp.json` doesn't include a `working_directory`, Warp's spawner inherits whatever cwd Warp was launched from rather than the directory the config was discovered in. Two failure modes share this same root cause:
- **Repo-relative commands/args** (e.g. `./tooling_scripts/foo`, `node ./src/server.js`) can't be resolved from outside the repo, so `execvp` returns `ENOENT`.
- **Workspace-aware launchers** like `pnpm`/`npm`/`yarn` walk up from cwd looking for `package.json` (and workspace manifests). When cwd isn't inside the repo, they bail out before launching the requested script — surfacing as `ENOENT` from the spawner's perspective.
`working_directory` is a Warp/VS-Code-style extension; the canonical Anthropic/Cursor MCP schemas don't include it, so most `.mcp.json` files in the wild don't set it.
### Implementation
- New helper `FileBasedMCPManager::spawn_root_for_installation(uuid)` returning the discovery root for any file-based install: the repo root for project-scoped configs, the home directory for global configs (Warp and third-party). Returns `None` for non-file-based installs (e.g. cloud-templated ones), leaving them unaffected. Global Warp installs are remapped from `~/.warp/` (Warp internal state) to `~` so all global installs share a consistent cwd.
- In `TemplatableMCPServerManager::spawn_server_impl`, default `cli_server.cwd_parameter` from this helper when unset. Single funnel — covers both auto-spawn and the manual UI opt-in path. User-supplied `working_directory` always wins.
- ENOENT-aware logging at the spawn site: when `TokioChildProcess::spawn()` fails with `NotFound`, the MCP log file now spells out the server name, the missing executable, the cwd we used, and a hint pointing the user at `working_directory`. The user-surfaced error string is unchanged.
- Documented the new defaulting behavior and `working_directory` override in `resources/bundled/skills/add-mcp-server/SKILL.md`.
## Testing
Verified spawn-site behavior manually. Demo [here](https://www.loom.com/share/ec01d98ae9114433b8ae87f5f17adfd4)!
- Added `test_parse_cli_server_preserves_explicit_working_directory` in `mod_test.rs` to lock in that an explicitly-set `working_directory` round-trips through parsing and won't be clobbered by the new defaulting logic.
- Skipped a unit test for the new helper itself — it's a thin lookup over `file_based_servers_by_root` and the sorted-pick policy is straightforward enough to validate manually.
- Spawn-site behavior (cwd actually applied, ENOENT log emission) verified manually against a `pnpm`\-based repro.
## Agent Mode
- [x] Warp Agent Mode - This PR was created via Warp's AI Agent Mode
## Changelog Entries for Stable
CHANGELOG-BUG-FIX: Project-scoped file-based MCP servers now spawn from the repo root by default (and global ones from `~`), so configs with relative commands/args (and workspace launchers like `pnpm`/`npm`) work without an explicit `working_directory`.
rkw6086
Ryan Ward