Warp

Warp is a terminal with built-in AI agents that provides developers with a complete workflow from writing code to deployment, saving an average of one hour per day.

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Features of Warp

Multi-model AI agents execute commands directly in the terminal and generate code
The /plan directive breaks down requirements into a traceable list of tasks
Code diffs are visualized in real time, editable or redirectable at any moment
Covers the full lifecycle of coding, debugging, and deployment, one-click deployment to production
Supports mixed invocation of latest models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google

Use Cases of Warp

In the morning after gathering requirements, use /plan to generate a development roadmap and automatically create branches
When debugging online incidents, the agent real-time scans logs and executes rollback commands
During refactoring of old modules, the agent bulk renames and runs tests to verify results
Before release, have the agent compare differences, generate Release Notes, and deploy with one click
New members can ask in natural language to quickly get familiar with the codebase and build process

FAQ about Warp

What is Warp?

Warp is a terminal with built-in AI agents that combines the command line, editor, and AI into a complete development environment.

What can Warp's AI agent do?

It can understand natural language, automatically execute terminal commands, write code, debug and deploy, with full visibility and the ability to intervene.

Which operating systems does Warp support?

Currently supports macOS, Windows, and Linux; you can download the corresponding installer directly from the official website.

Is Warp free to use?

The basic terminal features are free; AI requests and advanced team collaboration are subscription-based. See the official pricing page for details.

How to control agent permissions to prevent misoperation?

In Settings > AI you can toggle global AI; before each command is executed it will be shown, and users can refuse or re-instruct.

Features of Warp

Multi-model AI agents execute commands directly in the terminal and generate code

The /plan directive breaks down requirements into a traceable list of tasks

Code diffs are visualized in real time, editable or redirectable at any moment

Covers the full lifecycle of coding, debugging, and deployment, one-click deployment to production

Supports mixed invocation of latest models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google

Use Cases of Warp

In the morning after gathering requirements, use /plan to generate a development roadmap and automatically create branches

When debugging online incidents, the agent real-time scans logs and executes rollback commands

During refactoring of old modules, the agent bulk renames and runs tests to verify results

Before release, have the agent compare differences, generate Release Notes, and deploy with one click

New members can ask in natural language to quickly get familiar with the codebase and build process

FAQ about Warp

What is Warp?

Warp is a terminal with built-in AI agents that combines the command line, editor, and AI into a complete development environment.

What can Warp's AI agent do?

It can understand natural language, automatically execute terminal commands, write code, debug and deploy, with full visibility and the ability to intervene.

Which operating systems does Warp support?

Currently supports macOS, Windows, and Linux; you can download the corresponding installer directly from the official website.

Is Warp free to use?

The basic terminal features are free; AI requests and advanced team collaboration are subscription-based. See the official pricing page for details.

How to control agent permissions to prevent misoperation?

In Settings > AI you can toggle global AI; before each command is executed it will be shown, and users can refuse or re-instruct.