Warp

Agentic Development Environment

Warp is the agentic development environment built for how engineers actually work.

A terminal that thinks. Type natural language, run shell commands, hand off long tasks to agents — all inside one quiet, warm canvas.

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Trusted by engineers at Anthropic · OpenAI · Google · Stanford
~/projects/queue — agent Agent
zephyr in ~/projects/queue
# add retry with exponential backoff to the job runner
Warp Agent
I'll wrap processQueue with retry logic. Plan:
read queue.ts
grep "retry" across repo
edit queue.ts:32-48
run pnpm test
pnpm test --filter queue
PASS src/queue.test.ts (18 tests)
PASS src/retry.test.ts (6 tests · new)
Tests: 24 passed · 0 failed · 1.4s
Ask Plan, run, or hand off a task… ⌘⏎
~/projects/queue — terminal Terminal
git status
On branch retry-backoff
Changes to be committed:
modified: src/queue.ts
new file: src/retry.ts
new file: src/retry.test.ts
git diff --stat src/queue.ts
src/queue.ts | 42 ++++++++++++-
1 file changed, 38 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)
gh pr create --fill --draft
Creating pull request for retry-backoffmain
✓ Draft PR #482 created
https://github.com/team/queue/pull/482
Shell git log --oneline -n 5
Built and used by engineers at
Anthropic
OpenAI
Google
Stanford
Notion

Two modes, one terminal

A shell that listens as well as it executes.

Switch between agent mode and terminal mode without leaving your prompt. Warp keeps the canvas warm, the chrome quiet, and the keystrokes meaningful.

Block-based shell

Every command gets its own block. Scroll, search, share, or fork an output without losing your place.

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Agent that runs your tasks

Hand off a long task — refactor, migrate, write tests — and let the agent run reads, greps, and edits while you stay in flow.

Workflows for the repo

Save named commands per directory. Share the workflow with the team and stop pasting the same incantations to Slack.

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Cross-machine sync

Your prompt, themes, workflows, and history follow you. Sign in on a new machine and your terminal feels lived-in immediately.

cloud sync

Split panes, ssh, tmux

Native split panes, smart ssh detection, and tmux-aware behaviour. Everything you expect from a terminal — and then some.

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SOC 2 + on-prem ready

Privacy mode keeps commands and outputs local. Enterprise plans support on-prem LLM endpoints and audit logs.

privacy on
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"Warp is the rare developer tool where the AI doesn't feel grafted on. It feels like the shell finally read the docs the rest of us already wrote."
Rina Mehta · Engineering lead, Anthropic

Press

What people are saying.

May 14 · 2026
"The first terminal that's actually trying something new since iTerm shipped panes."
TechCrunch
Apr 02 · 2026
"Warp's agent mode is the most legible 'AI in your CLI' I've used. The receipts are the point."
The Pragmatic Engineer
Feb 18 · 2026
"Quiet, warm, fast. The terminal stops being the loudest thing on your screen."
Hacker News
Jan 30 · 2026
"$50M Series B for a terminal app. Doesn't sound like a sentence — until you use it."
The Information

Pricing

Free to start. Pay when the agent has earned it.

Free

$0
The full terminal experience and a starter allowance for the agent. Forever.
  • Full Warp terminal
  • 150 agent requests / mo
  • Workflows + themes

Team

$40/user · mo
For teams that ship together. SSO, admin controls, on-prem LLM endpoint, audit logs.
  • Everything in Pro
  • SAML SSO + SCIM
  • Shared workflows
  • On-prem LLM endpoint

Download

Available on every platform an engineer uses.

macOS

v1.84 · Universal · ARM + Intel
Download .dmg
brew install --cask warp

Linux

v1.84 · deb · rpm · AppImage
Download .deb
curl -fsSL warp.dev/get.sh | sh

Windows

v1.84 · Preview · x64 / ARM64
Download .exe
winget install warp

Design System

The tokens behind every pixel.

Source: DESIGN.md. Warm dark canvas. No chromatic brand accent — the off-white IS the voice. Tight 3–4px button radii.

Color

Brand — the off-white IS the brand

primary / ink
#f7f5f0
on-primary
#2b2622

Surface — warm dark, not pure black

canvas
#2b2622
canvas-soft
#383330
hairline
#3f3a36

Text — all carry a hint of warmth

ink
#f7f5f0
body-strong
#dad2c1
body
#c9c0ad
mute
#aea69c

Terminal syntax — scoped to in-mockup output only

prompt / agent
#d68aff
user
#62c8c8
path
#7ba6e2
flag
#e9c46a
ok
#8dca8c

Typography

Inter for narrative · DM Mono for code · Instrument Serif italic for editorial moments · negative tracking on display

display-xl64 · w400 · −1.60 · 1.10
Agentic development environment
display-lg48 · w400 · −1.20 · 1.10
Quietly confident headline
display-md32 · w500 · −0.80 · 1.25
Section heading sits here
display-sm24 · w500 · −0.40 · 1.33
Card title
display-serif48 · w400 · −0.50 · Instrument
an editorial italic moment
body-lg18 · w400 · 0 · 28px
Lead paragraph. Sets the tone below a display headline.
body-md16 · w400 · 0 · 24px
Default body — paragraph copy across cards and prose.
body-sm14 · w400 · 0 · 20px
Secondary body and nav.
code13 · w400 · DM Mono · 18px
$ git diff --stat src/queue.ts
button-md14 · w500 · 0 · 20px
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Radius — extremely tight

none0
xxs1
xs2 · chip
sm3 · btn
md4 · card
lg6 · larger
full∞ · icon

Components

Buttons — 3px radius. The brand never uses generous pills for CTAs.

Inputs — canvas-soft · 3px radius · hairline border

Pills, badges, keycaps — pill radius reserved for status / icon containers

Pro Beta git status

Card variants — 4px radius · hairline + surface contrast carry depth

card-content

Background canvas-soft · 4px radius · 1px hairline. Default content card.

card-mockup

Same chrome as card-content but body in DM Mono when text appears. The terminal mockup.

View DESIGN.md ↗