Attaching Files to a Warp Message

What it does

You can attach images and documents to a message, giving Warp something to read, reason about or act on alongside your question.

How to use it

1. Open Ask Warp and tap the paperclip button in the composer.
2. The attachment sheet slides up with three options:

Option	What it does
Camera	Take a photo now and attach it
Gallery	Pick images from your photo library, up to 20 at once
Files	Pick a document from your device: PDF, plain text or images

1. Choose or capture what you want. It appears as a preview in the composer.
2. Type a message alongside it. This is optional but worth doing: it tells Warp what you want done with the file.
3. Send. Warp responds based on both the attachment and your message.

To close the sheet without attaching anything, tap outside it or swipe it down.

When something does not attach

• Camera permission not granted: "Permission Denied; You need to grant permission to access the camera to upload files." Grant it under Permissions in the User Centre, or in your device settings.
• Unsupported file type: "Unsupported files; We don't support these files:" followed by the filenames it rejected.

Tips & shortcuts

• Attach a photo of a timetable, receipt or letter and ask Warp to pull the details out. For example: "Here is an image of my timetable for this weekend. Can you add these as events in my calendar?"
• Say what the file is. "What is this?" gives Warp far less to work with than "This is a gym schedule, can you add the classes as calendar events?"
• Up to 20 images at once is useful when you want Warp to look across several screenshots or photos together.