OpenCode warping flow automates worktree handoff

Hot take: this is a small UX change with outsized value because it attacks worktree friction at the exact moment it hurts most, when you’re trying to start coding fast.

• –It reduces setup overhead by routing sessions into an existing connected workspace instead of making you think through branch/worktree plumbing first.
• –The latest release notes indicate OpenCode only shows connected workspaces in warp flows, which should cut down on accidental launches in the wrong place.
• –Carrying the directory into the session after warping is the important part; that preserves context and makes the feature useful instead of just cosmetic.
• –This feels especially relevant for AI-assisted coding, where fast session switching and parallel work are core behaviors rather than edge cases.