Warp
AI-powered terminal and agentic development environment with built-in coding agents and multi-model support.
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Warp - The agentic development environment that turns the terminal into a multi-model coding workspace
Warp is an agentic development environment built for software engineers, DevOps teams and indie developers who spend most of their day in the command line and want AI assistance without leaving the terminal. It tackles a long-standing friction point in modern development – the constant context switching between the terminal, the browser and external chat tools every time a developer hits an unfamiliar command, a cryptic error or a multi-step deployment task.
The core experience replaces the traditional TTY model with a block-based interface, where each command and its output are grouped together for easy navigation, sharing and rerunning. A universal input accepts both natural language prompts and standard CLI commands, and the built-in agents can plan, execute and chain shell tasks across real production codebases. Warp also offers first-class support for external coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode, so developers can pick the right model for each task without changing tools.
Warp runs as a native desktop application and is fully cross-platform, with builds for macOS 10.14+, Windows 10/11 (x64 and ARM64) and major Linux distributions including Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE and Arch. It works out of the box with Zsh, Bash, fish, PowerShell, WSL and Git Bash, so existing shell configurations carry over without rewrites. The free tier includes a working allocation of AI credits, codebase indexing for up to three repos and the full modern terminal, which is enough for most solo developers to evaluate the product seriously before paying.
On the security side, Warp is SOC 2 compliant and enforces Zero Data Retention agreements with all contracted LLM providers – customer code and prompts are not stored or used for model training. Codebase indexing happens without code being persisted on Warp servers, and enterprise teams can self-host cloud agents on their own infrastructure.
One editorial caveat worth flagging before adopting: power users who rely heavily on tmux, screen or deeply customized hotkey-driven workflows often report that Warp does not fully replace those setups, and the required account login can be a friction point for developers who expect a terminal to work fully offline. Warp is at its best as a daily driver for AI-assisted coding and team collaboration, less so as a drop-in replacement for minimalist, keyboard-only terminal stacks.
"Warp is one of the amazing terminal that I have come across. It offers speed and auto-completion feature is outstanding."
- Kris K., Mid-Market user, from G2 review of Warp
"Warp is amazing! It is easy to use, highly configurable and the Warp team has been very responsive to questions and feedback."
- Verified User, from Product Hunt review of Warp
Key Features:
Key Features:- Agentic Development Environment: Run multiple AI agents in parallel, monitor their progress on complex tasks and step in to approve or correct actions through a unified management UX.
- Multi-model access: Choose between OpenAI GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4.5, Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro and other frontier models, with first-class support for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode.
- Block-based modern terminal: Each command and its output form a discrete block, making it easy to navigate, edit, share and rerun specific parts of a session instead of scrolling through a wall of text.
- Universal input: A single input field accepts natural-language prompts and traditional CLI commands, supports @-mentions for context and offers vim-style keybindings for power users.
- Codebase indexing and context: Real-time indexing across multi-repo codebases gives agents accurate, context-aware answers, with no code stored on Warp servers.
- Warp Drive: A shared cloud library for Workflows, Notebooks, Prompts, Rules, environment variables and MCP servers, designed to centralize team knowledge for both humans and agents.
- Integrations and MCP support: Connect with Slack, Linear and GitHub to trigger Warp agents from your daily tools, and extend agents with custom data sources via the Model Context Protocol.
- Enterprise-grade security: SOC 2 compliance, Zero Data Retention with all contracted LLM providers, SAML-based SSO, secret redaction and configurable telemetry.
Why Use Warp?
Why Use Warp?- AI assistance without leaving the terminal: Warp brings frontier LLMs directly into the command line, removing the constant context switch to a browser or chat tool to look up commands or debug errors.
- Multiple agents in parallel: Unlike most AI coding tools that run a single agent at a time, Warp lets you orchestrate several agents concurrently across different repos and tasks, all from one interface.
- Block-based UX over the legacy TTY model: Warp replaces the linear text stream with selectable, shareable command blocks - a small change that makes terminal output reproducible and team-friendly.
- Real Zero Data Retention guarantees: Warp contractually enforces ZDR with its LLM providers and is SOC 2 compliant, so prompts and code are not retained or used for training - a meaningful differentiator versus consumer AI tools.
- True cross-platform parity: Native builds for macOS, Windows (x64 and ARM64) and the major Linux distributions, with full support for Zsh, Bash, fish, PowerShell, WSL and Git Bash out of the box.
FAQ
FAQWhat is Warp?
Warp is an agentic development environment built around a modern, AI-powered terminal. It lets developers run natural-language prompts and CLI commands from a single input, orchestrate multiple coding agents in parallel and centralize team knowledge in Warp Drive, all while running natively on macOS, Windows and Linux.
What makes Warp different from iTerm2?
iTerm2 is a free, mature macOS-only terminal emulator focused on customization and power-user features. Warp is a cross-platform native app for macOS, Windows and Linux that adds AI agents, codebase indexing, multi-model support for OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, a block-based UI, Warp Drive for team knowledge sharing and SOC 2-compliant enterprise controls.
Is Warp free or paid?
Warp is freemium. The Free plan costs $0 per month and includes the modern terminal, limited AI credits, indexing for up to 3 codebases and 4 concurrent cloud agents. The Build plan starts at $18 per month with 1,500 monthly credits and access to frontier models. The Max plan starts at $180 per month, the Business plan starts at $45 per user per month for teams up to 50 seats, and Enterprise pricing is custom.
Does Warp offer integrations?
Yes. Warp connects with Slack, Linear and GitHub so you can mention @Warp to investigate bugs, propose fixes and open pull requests from inside those tools. It also offers first-class support for external coding agents - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode - and supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to extend agents with custom data sources.
How does Warp handle privacy and data?
Warp is SOC 2 compliant and enforces Zero Data Retention policies with all contracted LLM providers, so customer code and prompts are not stored or used to train models. Codebase indexing runs without storing code on Warp servers, secret redaction obscures API keys in shared content, and Enterprise customers can self-host cloud agents on their own infrastructure.
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