warp

Warp is a modern terminal application designed to make command-line work faster and more developer-friendly. Traditional terminals feel like they were built decades ago: plain text input, no code editing features, and no intelligence. Warp addresses this by turning the terminal into what they call an "agentic development environment" that integrates AI assistance directly into the command-line experience.

It works on two levels. First, as a terminal replacement, Warp provides a modern user interface with proper text editing, a block-based output model where each command and its output are grouped together, and the ability to run AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI directly in the terminal. Second, it offers Oz, described as an orchestration platform for cloud-based agents that lets you spin up multiple parallel AI coding sessions in the cloud, making them programmable and auditable.

You would use Warp if you spend a lot of time in the terminal and want smarter autocomplete, AI-assisted command suggestions, and a cleaner interface for reviewing command outputs. It is particularly aimed at developers who want to run AI coding tools at scale without being limited to their local machine. The GitHub repository itself is an issues-only tracker, not the application source code, so it is where users report bugs and request features rather than explore the codebase. The application is built with Rust and is available for macOS and Linux, with the server components remaining closed-source.