About
What is Warp?
Warp is an agentic development environment designed to modernize the terminal experience for developers. It addresses the limitations of traditional terminals and the scalability challenges of agentic development tools. Warp integrates modern UI and code editing features, allowing users to leverage its built-in agent, Oz, or run other CLI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI. Oz functions as an orchestration platform for cloud agents, enabling the spin-up of unlimited parallel coding agents that are programmable, auditable, and fully steerable. This facilitates the automation of repetitive tasks and the parallel execution of agents in the cloud. The project is actively developed, with weekly updates and plans to open-source its Rust UI framework and parts of its client codebase.
Best used for
Ideal for developers who need to modernize their terminal environment, integrate AI agents into their workflow, and automate repetitive coding tasks. Especially valuable for teams looking to scale agentic development by orchestrating multiple programmable and auditable agents in the cloud.
Common actions
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Capabilities
Key features
- Modern terminal UI
- Code editing features
- Built-in Oz agent
- Supports CLI coding agents
- Cloud agent orchestration
- Programmable coding agents
- Auditable coding agents
Integrations
Not yet documentedPricing & Plans
Freemium · Paid · Enterprise
FAQs
What kind of AI agents can I use with Warp?
Warp supports its built-in agent, Oz, which is an orchestration platform for cloud agents. Additionally, you can run various CLI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI directly within the Warp environment to enhance your development workflow.
Is Warp open source, and what parts are available?
Warp plans to open-source its Rust UI framework first, followed by parts and potentially all of its client codebase. The server portion will remain closed-source for now. Extension points, like themes and workflows, are also being open-sourced for community contributions.
How does Warp help with automating development tasks?
Warp's Oz agent acts as an orchestration platform, allowing you to spin up unlimited parallel coding agents in the cloud. These agents are programmable, auditable, and steerable, making it easy to automate repetitive tasks and run complex coding processes efficiently.
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