Warp

What is Warp about?

Warp provides an agentic development environment where developers can interact with multiple AI agents using plain English or shell commands. The agents can write code, create pull requests, debug issues, and even trigger deployments while maintaining full context across multi‑repo codebases.

How to use Warp?

Install the client for your platform (macOS, Linux, Windows) via the provided download links or package managers (e.g., brew install --cask warp, winget install Warp.Warp).
Launch Warp and start a new session.
Describe the task you want to accomplish—e.g., "write a function to parse CSV"—or type a shell command.
Select the appropriate agent (Code, Agents, Terminal, Drive) and let it generate the output.
Review, edit, and approve the agent’s actions, or grant it autonomy for deeper automation.

Key features of Warp

Code agents: Generate, refactor, and test production‑grade code across multiple repositories.
Agents manager: Deploy, monitor, and orchestrate several agents simultaneously.
Intelligent terminal: Speed‑focused terminal with AI‑driven suggestions and shortcuts.
Drive: Centralized knowledge base that stores context for agents and teammates.
Privacy & security controls: Configurable autonomy, BYO LLM, zero data retention, granular telemetry toggles.
Enterprise capabilities: SAML SSO, dedicated account manager, unlimited notebooks, AI requests, and workflows.

Use cases of Warp

Rapid feature development: Prompt an agent to implement a new feature, then let another agent write tests and open a PR.
Incident response: Query agents to locate a Sentry error, generate a fix, and deploy automatically.
Onboarding: New engineers use Warp to explore codebases with AI‑guided tours and context from Drive.
Continuous deployment: Agents run CI pipelines, deploy to Vercel or other platforms, and report status.
Cross‑team collaboration: Share Drive notebooks containing project context, reducing knowledge silos.

FAQ from Warp

Q: Does Warp store my code or send it to external models? A: No. Data never leaves your environment for training; you can disable telemetry with a single click and use BYO LLMs on enterprise plans.

Q: Can I control how much autonomy an agent has? A: Yes. Autonomy levels are configurable per agent or organization, ranging from step‑by‑step approval to full autonomous execution.

Q: What platforms are supported? A: macOS (DMG, Homebrew), Linux (DEB, RPM, Arch, AppImage, tar.zst), and Windows (EXE, Winget).

Q: Is there a free tier? A: Warp offers a free personal tier with basic AI requests; advanced features and unlimited usage are available on paid or enterprise plans.

Q: How does Warp integrate with existing tools? A: It works with common CLIs (git, gh, Vercel, Linear, etc.) and can be scripted via the terminal or Drive notebooks.

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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.

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brew install --cask warp

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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.

Build a next.js web app

Build a modern web application for a community-driven collection of Warp prompts and examples. Try it in Warp

Address my Linear issue

Use the Linear MCP server to fetch details about a specific linear ticket. Implement a fix if there's enough information included in the ticket. Try it in Warp

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