Tom Osman
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Warp

Launched 2022, Agentic 2.0 in 2025

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Warp is a Rust-based terminal emulator that modernizes the command line interface. It replaces the traditional character-grid buffer with blocks, adds IDE-style text editing, and integrates AI directly into the CLI workflow. With Warp 2.0, it evolved into an "Agentic Development Environment" capable of managing multi-step dev tasks. (warp.dev)

Why it stands out

  • Blocks, not text buffers. Commands and outputs are grouped into "blocks" that you can navigate, copy, filter, and share individually.
  • Warp AI & Agent Mode. Integrated AI that can explain errors, suggest commands, and — with Agent Mode — autonomously execute multi-step workflows like "set up a new Next.js project."
  • Team collaboration. "Warp Drive" lets teams share parameterized commands, runbooks, and env configurations securely.
  • Modern Input. Works like a code editor with mouse support, selections, and intelligent completions, removing the need for complex readline shortcuts.

Usage patterns

  1. Natural Language Commands. Type # create a git commit message to get a suggested command instantly.
  2. Debug with AI. Right-click any error output and ask Warp AI to explain and fix it.
  3. Shared Workflows. Save complex deployment scripts to Warp Drive so the whole team runs them the same way.

Getting started

  • Download for macOS, Linux, or Windows at warp.dev.
  • Sign in to sync your configuration and access AI features.
  • Try CTRL-R to search your history or # to start asking the AI.
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