Earlier this year, as we began building Warp 2.0, I introduced a simple mandate to our engineering team: use Warp to build Warp. Warp 2.0 aimed to reshape software development workflows for an agentic future: agent-assisted, prompt-driven, high-context coding. Our coding mandate helped us pressure t...

To see how we achieved 71% (top 5) on SWE-bench Verified, see this post. Terminal-Bench is an open-source benchmark for evaluating how well AI agents perform on complex tasks that are rooted in the terminal. The tests range from resolving mangled Python dependencies, removing all API keys from a cod...

Today, we’re excited to launch Warp 2.0, the first Agentic Development Environment. In Warp 2.0 you get: The top overall coding agent: #1 on Terminal-Bench (52%) and top-5 on SWE-bench Verified (71%). It features a fundamentally new and superior user interface compared to IDE and terminal coding age...

SWE-bench is the primary benchmark for evaluating LLMs and AI agents on coding tasks. It assesses a system’s ability to fix problems pulled from real-world GitHub issues on large, complex open-source codebases. Using these realistic coding tasks lets SWE-bench evaluate several factors. There’s the L...

From MCP’s GA launch to attaching images as AI context, we’ve been shipping at Warp speed. Check out the full set of updates. MCP launched to GA: Add MCP servers to Warp, and agents will use them to gather external information (Preview) Images as context: Attach an image to your next Agent Mode requ...

From MCP integrations to smarter AI interactions and faster terminal performance, we’ve rolled out a wave of updates to make Warp even more powerful. Here’s what’s new. MCP support: Warp Preview now supports MCP, connecting to external data for richer Agent Mode interactions. AI context: Attach URLs...

Warp’s journey with Docker began when a team member went looking for a more user-friendly terminal experience. As she started saving her most-used workflows in Warp Drive, she realized it could streamline repetitive workflows and improve team productivity. ## Starting Point The Docker provisioning t...

We’re excited to introduce Warp Preview: a public early-access program for anyone who wants to explore our newest and most experimental features. By creating Preview as a separate version from our stable build, we can share big ideas sooner—while ensuring you always have a reliable version of Warp t...

Q1 has been one of the busiest periods in Warp’s history. Read on for a recap of the key updates from the last few months. Save Agent Mode requests as reusable Prompts Is there a long, repeatable request you keep making in Warp that you want to avoid typing over and over? Or a cool way you put Warp ...

Today, Warp’s AI-powered terminal is available on Windows. With this release, Warp’s agentic, modern, and collaborative experience is available to users of all major operating systems. Supported shells: Powershell, WSL, Git Bash Supported architectures: x64, ARM64 Bonus AI: Use Warp on Windows befor...

Since April 2024, we have had a team of around five engineers working to build Warp on Windows. Building for Windows was significantly more challenging than for Linux or the Web. In this post, we’ll touch on some of the complexities we faced in supporting Windows, including supporting new shells and...

Happy new year! In 2024, our team at Warp: Merged 7294 pull requests Closed 815 user issues on GitHub Sponsored 16 hackathons + conferences Fed 200 devs who ordered burrito wraps directly from Warp 🌯 We also gave our brand a makeover, partnered with OpenAI to launch a ChatGPT desktop integration, an...

Session Sharing brings multiplayer to your command line With Session Sharing you can instantly share web links to your terminal session and pass controls to a teammate. Teammates will be able to follow along with your session and, with your permission, take control through the Warp app or via a web ...

We’re building Warp, an intelligent terminal written in Rust. We recently decided to cross-compile our app to web via WASM and are now making Warp available through the browser. Bringing Warp to the web is another step towards making our app more available and more useful for collaborative developme...

We’re building Warp, the intelligent terminal with AI and your team’s knowledge built-in. Warp is built in Rust, and we recently took advantage of Rust’s ability to cross-compile to WebAssembly (WASM) to bring Warp to the web. Enabling Warp in the browser brings us closer to our vision of making the...

Warp isn’t just a modern terminal—it’s also a thriving community of developers who value tools that help them work smarter and faster. With the launch of our refreshed World of Warp branding, we’re excited to introduce a revamped referrals program, complete with updated swag rewards designed exclusi...

Starting today, you can use Warp without signing up for an account or logging in first. Download the app for MacOS or Linux, or join our waitlist for Windows. Run your first command with no hurdles to jump through first. Download Warp or sign up for the Windows waitlist today. What everybody gets in...

Today we’re announcing Warp’s refreshed, reimagined brand. It’s been a labor of love and we’re excited to share it with you. Warp was founded because Zach Lloyd realized there was an opportunity to reimagine the developer experience in the terminal, which hadn’t seen innovation in 40 years. But the ...

With new dynamic environment variables in Warp, you can load keys or secrets from external managers, like 1Password or LastPass, into your terminal session at runtime. This means you can always access the tokens you need to authenticate into development environments without keeping those variables i...

We’re pleased to share that Warp recently completed the process to obtain a System and Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type 2 report with an evaluation performed by Advantage Partners. This attestation represents Warp’s ongoing commitment to privacy and security and a dedication to protecting our custo...

Today we’re announcing some exciting updates to Agent Mode in Warp, including the option to get unlimited AI requests on Warp’s Team plan. ‍What’s new in Agent Mode These Agent Mode improvements are live today: Now filepath completions work in Agent Mode queries You can find your past Agent Mode que...

We just launched some improvements to the way Workflows work in Warp! Here’s what’s new: Now the workflow builder opens in a pane instead of a pop-up modal so you have more space for adding and configuring arguments You can create a defined list of options for an argument instead of relying on plain...

We just launched the option to enable Same Line Prompt in Warp. Let’s talk about it! Introduction to Same Line Prompt Most classic terminals have an input editor that sits inline with the shell prompt on a single line. By default, Warp’s prompt puts the input editor on a new line that sits below the...

Alongside the release of Agent Mode in Warp AI, there is also a new Pro plan subscription available! Warp’s Pro plan is ideal for engineers who rely on AI assistance in their development workflows. You can use the plan as an individual or invite two more team members to collaborate with you. This pa...

Today we are announcing the release of Agent Mode in Warp AI, a new way to interface with AI from the command line so developers can accomplish multi-step workflows without leaving the terminal. Agent Mode can: Understand plain English (not just commands) Execute commands and use that output to guid...

In this post, I am going to outline what I believe are common misconceptions about AI-powered software development. Misconception 1: AI Software Engineers are going to replace human engineers This may happen eventually, but it’s not happening anytime soon. Demos aside, the current iteration of LLMs ...

Notebooks are like runbooks that live next to your command line in the terminal. They’re easy to find, run, and edit. Every Notebook can include executable commands or Workflows, so you can step through multi-step playbooks without copy, pasting, or context-switching. Plus, you can export Notebooks ...

Today Fast Company announced their World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2024 list, one of its most anticipated editorial efforts of the year. Warp was included on the list (#10) of Most Innovative Companies for 2024 in the Enterprise sector, a category recognizing innovation from companies serving o...

Update (November 22, 2024): Warp no longer requires login. You can now download and start using Warp without signing up. Read more about this change in our blog post: Lifting the Login Requirement. --- This blog post lays out my thoughts as the founder of Warp on two of its (somewhat) controversial ...

Warp is now available for Linux! You can install Warp on most Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux or Red Hat. The initial set of available packages include: .deb (apt) .rpm (yum/dnf/zypper) .pkg.tar.zst (pacman) .AppImage The Windows version of Warp is in development now and sl...