Warp Terminal — AI for Software Development

Warp is for developers who live in the terminal and want agents there instead of in a separate editor. The vendor describes a terminal where you run commands, ask the Warp Agent to investigate issues, edit code and complete multi-step work, and review the changes next to your sessions. Sessions appear as vertical tabs with details such as git branch, worktrees and pull requests, so several agent threads stay readable. You can leave comments on agent changes and send them back for another pass. The Warp Agent CLI works in any terminal, and cloud agents can run from triggers, schedules, integrations and APIs for jobs like issue triage and pull request review. Warp Factories, which the docs mark as early access, routes work from Slack, GitHub, Linear or Jira through triage, implementation and review. For teams, the site lists SAML SSO, role-based access control, SOC 2 Type 2, zero data retention policies and secret redaction. The Free plan has limited cloud agent access, and agent usage beyond the allowance is billed at pay-as-you-go rates, so heavy agent use can cost more than the plan price.