Hey sorry if it's a noob question, but how could we delete conversations from the conversation history? Is it stored locally or remotely? If locally, where is it stored? I'm using macOS 15.5, warp v0.2025.09.01.20.54.stable_04.
#Delete Warp Agent Mode Conversation History
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Warp Agent Mode conversation history is stored locally on your machine, not remotely. On macOS, the relevant data is kept in a local SQLite database located at:
$HOME/Library/Application Support/dev.warp.Warp-Stable/warp.sqlite
Within this database, tables such as agent_conversations, ai_queries, and ai_blocks store your AI conversation history and related data. If you want to delete your Agent Mode conversation history, you would need to remove the relevant entries from these tables using a tool like sqlite3. For example, to clear all agent conversations, you could run:
sqlite3 "$HOME/Library/Application Support/dev.warp.Warp-Stable/warp.sqlite"
Then, inside the SQLite shell, you could execute:
DELETE FROM agent_conversations;
DELETE FROM ai_queries;
DELETE FROM ai_blocks;
.exit
Note: This will permanently delete your conversation history. Make sure Warp is closed before modifying the database, as the file may be locked while the app is running. Also, always back up your database before making changes.
Currently, there is no built-in UI in Warp to delete Agent Mode conversation history; this process must be done manually. The conversation history is not stored in the cloud unless you explicitly use features like block sharing or Warp Drive, which are opt-in and clearly indicated in the app source source.
If you need to delete all your Warp data (including history), you can also use the data management page in Warp's settings:
Settings > Privacy > "Visit the data management page"
or via the web at https://app.warp.dev/data_management, which will delete your account and all associated data source.