Warp

Warp is a modern, AI-first terminal that reimagines the command line as an “Agentic Development Environment,” combining a fast native terminal with built-in AI agents, collaboration tools, and a shared knowledge drive so developers can generate, run, and manage work from a single place. At its core, it preserves familiar shell workflows but layers an IDE-like editing experience—inline cursor movement, block-based grouping of commands and outputs, rich search, and editable command history—so interacting with the terminal feels more like editing a document than a line-by-line stream. Warp’s AI, available through an “Agent Mode” and other AI features, understands natural language, can propose or execute shell commands, debug errors, generate code, and run multiple named agents in parallel to tackle complex tasks; developers can monitor, intervene, and iterate on those agents directly within the app. To help teams keep context consistent, it Drive stores prompts, runbooks, environment variables, and reusable workflows in a private, team-scoped space so agents and humans work against the same trusted information and avoid recreating tribal knowledge.

The product is cross-platform, supporting macOS, Linux, and Windows, with the Windows release expanding its reach to PowerShell, Git Bash, and WSL users. Built in Rust and powered by GPU-accelerated rendering, it delivers a fast and responsive native performance. Privacy and security are central to its design: cloud-enabled features like Warp AI and Drive are entirely opt-in, telemetry and crash reporting can be disabled, secrets are redacted, and all data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Enterprise users can also enforce stricter governance, including SSO, domain restrictions, bring-your-own LLM options, and zero-data-retention policies. In practice, it speeds up common developer tasks—command discovery, troubleshooting, code generation, and team handoffs—by combining the raw power of the terminal with intelligent assistance, reusable team knowledge, and collaboration features. The result is a productivity-focused environment that retains the terminal’s flexibility while making it more approachable, shareable, and efficient for both individuals and teams.