Warp

Warp is an open source, AI-powered terminal and agentic development environment built in Rust with GPU-accelerated rendering and full cross-platform support for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Warp open-sourced its client on April 28, 2026, and the code now lives at warpdotdev/warp under AGPL v3.

Warp centers on its agent experience, where developers switch between terminal and agent modes to collaborate with AI agents that generate commands, explain errors, and build or refactor code from natural-language prompts.

Alongside its built-in Warp Agent, Warp can drive third-party coding agents like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode from the same interface. Warp Agent CLI runs the same agent outside the Warp app, so you can use it in any terminal, over SSH, and inside debuggers or REPLs. Warp Code rounds this out with inline review of agent-written changes, a native editor for quick manual edits, codebase indexing for repo-wide context, and a rich prompt editor, all inside the terminal.

For teams, Warp Drive centralizes shared context, including MCP integrations, notebooks, workflows, prompts, environment variables, and rules. This keeps people and agents working from the same conventions, documentation, and commands.

Warp also includes Oz, an orchestration platform for running and steering agents locally or in the cloud at scale. Handoff lets you move a local Warp Agent conversation into the cloud and back.

Official website: warp.dev

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