Warp

Warp Overview

What is Warp about?

Warp delivers an AI‑driven development platform where agents can understand natural language or shell input, generate code, create pull requests, debug errors, and orchestrate deployments. It combines a fast, feature‑rich terminal with a unified AI‑agent framework and a knowledge store (Drive) that keeps context for teams and bots.

How to use Warp?

Install the client for macOS, Linux, or Windows using the provided package links or package managers (e.g., brew install --cask warp, winget install Warp.Warp).
Launch the app and sign in.
Type a command in plain English or a shell snippet (e.g., "Write a function to parse CSV and add tests").
Choose an agent (Code, Agents, Drive, etc.) to execute the request.
Review the generated output, approve or adjust, and let the agent commit, open a PR, or run a deployment.

Key Features of Warp

Code agents – generate, refactor, and test production code based on context.
Agents manager – run multiple agents in parallel, track them centrally, set autonomy levels.
Intelligent terminal – high‑performance, AI‑augmented UI with shortcuts and collaborative notebooks.
Drive – shared knowledge hub that stores context, snippets, and documentation for agents and teammates.
Enterprise controls – SSO, BYO LLM, zero‑data‑retention, granular autonomy settings, and telemetry toggles.
Cross‑platform support – native installers for macOS, Linux (.deb/.rpm/.AppImage), and Windows (exe, winget).

Use Cases of Warp

Feature development – describe a feature in natural language; agents scaffold code, write tests, and open PRs.
Incident response – agents fetch Sentry logs, propose fixes, and deploy patches automatically.
Onboarding – new engineers use Drive to access project context and let agents guide them through setup tasks.
CI/CD automation – agents orchestrate builds, run linting, and publish to Vercel or other platforms.
Multi‑repo refactoring – agents traverse several repositories, update APIs consistently, and create coordinated PRs.

FAQ from Warp

Which operating systems are supported?
- macOS 10.14+, Linux (Debian/Ubuntu, Red Hat/Fedora/SUSE, Arch, AppImage), and Windows 10/11 (x64 & ARM64).
How do I install on macOS?
- Download the DMG or run brew install --cask warp.
Can I control how much autonomy an agent has?
- Yes, you can set agents to require approval for each step or grant full autonomy, configurable per user or enterprise level.
Is my code data sent to external providers?
- No. Warp does not train external models on your data; analytics can be disabled with a single click.
What enterprise security features are available?
- SAML SSO, BYO LLM, zero data retention, private email support, and extensive telemetry controls.
How do I run multiple agents simultaneously?
- Use the Agents dashboard to launch parallel tasks; Warp coordinates their execution and surfaces any required input.

Warp's README

Title: The Agentic Development Environment

URL Source: https://www.warp.dev/

Markdown Content: Warp: The Agentic Development Environment

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Features * Code Use agents to build complex features in production codebases * Agents Deploy multiple agents, track them centrally, and step in easily * Terminal Work faster with a modern, intelligent terminal built for speed * Drive Centralize knowledge & context for agents and teammates

Resources * Blog * Docs * Warp University * Changelog * Company * How We Work * Careers * Contact * Privacy

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The Agentic Development Environment

Warp is the fastest way to build with multiple AI agents—from writing code to shipping it. The best overall coding and terminal agent.

Download for Mac

brew install --cask warp

.deb Debian, Ubuntu

.rpm Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE

Download for Windows For Windows 11/10 x64

Download for Windows For Windows 11/10 ARM64

Download for Windows x64, ARM64

winget install Warp.Warp

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Warp 2.0

What's new in Warp 2.0

Founder and CEO Zach Lloyd introduces the Agentic Development Environment.

Step 01

Tell your computer what to do

Use plain English or shell commands to describe what you want. Warp can write code, debug, create PRs, and more.

Step 02

Agents write code, tailored to your context

Warp is built for professional development. Agents work across multi-repo codebases, have access to MCP servers, Warp Drive, and rules so they have all the context they need.

Step 03

Run multiple agents in parallel

Build a feature, debug a Sentry error, and deploy— all at once. Warp helps you manage multiple agents centrally and step in when they need your help.

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“Warp's AI features are thoughtful and feel like part of the core experience, not an afterthought or add on. Warp’s coding agent works alongside you, for you, doubling my output and letting me multitask.”

Chris Pennington

Developer Experience Engineer at Resend

Your privacy and security

Transparency and control at every touchpoint.

Complete control of your agents

Control exactly how much autonomy agents have, from approving every step to allowing full autonomy. Configurable at the individual and enterprise level.

Your data, secure and private

No training on your data by external model providers. Control over analytics and telemetry -- one click disable. ZDR and BYO LLM available on enterprise plans.

Full transparency

You can read the list of high-level telemetry events that get sent for app analytics and monitor telemetry in real-time with our native Network Log. Visit our Privacy docs for more info.

Try it in Warp

Discover how the Warp team and community are using Warp in their day-to-day development.

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Create a PR with comments

Diff my branch against its current root, and write a sensible PR description. Use the gh CLI to push the PR to github, and open the PR in my browser. Try it in Warp