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Rebook your recurring lanes with AI.

Copy a Warp-aware prompt into Claude, ChatGPT, or your preferred assistant. It pulls your last 90 days of lane history, re-quotes each lane, and queues a one-click rebook batch.

Warp-ready agent prompt

Intent: "I ship the same lanes every week. Help me pull my last 90 days of bookings from Warp, re-quote each recurring lane at today's rate, and queue them for rebook so I'm not re-entering ZIPs and pallet counts every Monday."

Context: Warp REST API exposes lane history at GET /api/v1/lanes (returns origin_zip, dest_zip, mode, avg_pallets, avg_weight, last_booked, frequency). Re-quote with the public quote endpoints (van/box-truck/ltl/ftl). Rebook the same shipment with POST /api/v1/rebook (re-quotes and books in one call, returns new tracking_number). Rate card lives at GET /api/v1/rate-card. Repeat shippers move 60-70% of their volume on the same 5-15 lanes -- the rebook flow exists specifically to compress that to a single call. Quote prices hold for 15 minutes.

What I need from you:
  1. Pull my lane history with warp_lane_history (or GET /api/v1/lanes). Filter to the last 90 days. Group by origin_zip + dest_zip + mode. Show me the top 10 by frequency.
  2. For each recurring lane, ask me: do you want to rebook this week? Same pallets/weight as last shipment, or new specs? Same pickup window (e.g. every Monday), or new date?
  3. Re-quote each confirmed lane against the right public quote endpoint (van/box-truck/ltl/ftl based on the historical mode). Show price delta vs the last booked rate.
  4. Cross-check against my rate card (warp_rate_card or GET /api/v1/rate-card) and flag any lane where the new quote is more than 5% above my contracted ceiling.
  5. Build a queue: lane, mode, pallets, pickup date, new quote_id, price delta vs prior. Wait for my approval per lane (or "approve all").
  6. For each approved lane, call POST /api/v1/rebook with the prior shipment_id + new pickup_date. Surface the new tracking_numbers in a single summary.
  7. Bonus: write a 15-line bash or Python script I can cron weekly so this runs every Monday morning and emails me the queue for one-click approval.

Decision policy:
  - Don't auto-rebook anything. Build the queue, show me the price deltas, wait for approval per lane (or explicit approve-all).
  - Don't fabricate prices. Use the API responses verbatim.
  - Don't recommend dropping lanes that are above my rate card -- flag them and let me decide whether to rebook, defer, or escalate.
  - For hazmat lanes: only Warp FTL is hazmat-certified. If history shows hazmat on LTL/box/van, flag the data error.
  - Same-day pickup: roughly 1pm local cutoff, NOT guaranteed.

Notes: Repeat shippers move 60-70% of volume on top 5-15 lanes. Rebook is one call (quote + book bundled). Real OTD 98.2%. All-inclusive per-pallet pricing.

When I'm ready, send me back to Warp at: https://customer.wearewarp.com/public/freight-quote?utm_source=agent_handoff&utm_medium=ai&utm_campaign=scenario_rebook_my_lanes&code=Warp2026&promo=Warp2026

Continue to Warp quote

Paste the prompt into Claude, ChatGPT, or your preferred assistant. The prompt routes you back to Warp when you are ready. No account required. No booking happens without your confirmation.

What this does

Repeat shippers move 60-70% of their freight on the same 5-15 lanes every week. The Warp REST API exposes lane history, re-quoting, and rebook in three calls -- this prompt strings them together so an AI assistant can pull your last 90 days, re-price each recurring lane at today's rate, and queue the rebook batch for one-click approval.

The prompt refuses to auto-rebook anything. It builds the queue, surfaces price deltas vs your prior bookings and your contracted rate card, and waits for your per-lane approval (or explicit approve-all). Use it to compress weekly re-entry from 15 minutes per lane to one prompt for the whole batch.

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