Run multiple agents in parallel, track their progress on complex tasks, and step in easily when they need help.

Customize how your Agent behaves—from its models and autonomy to the tools and permissions for reading, writing, and executing commands & code.

Choose from a curated set of top LLMs for Warp's Agents, or let Warp auto-select the best model.

Track and manage complex Agent workflows with automatic task lists that break requests into clear, actionable steps and update progress in real time.

Agents alert you when they need your input—whether it’s permission to run a command or approval to apply a code diff.

Extend Warp’s Agents with custom tools and data sources using MCP Servers — modular plugins with a standardized interface.

Attach multimodal context to your prompts alongside the Agent’s built-in knowledge from CLI tools, MCP servers, and team resources.

Unlike other CLI-based coding tools, Warp includes a fully native code editor. It’s streamlined for quick improvements to the code your agent writes.

Write code across large, multi-repo codebases with real-time indexing for accurate, context-aware responses. No code is stored on Warp servers.

Automatically surface potential fixes for command-line errors encountered.

Keep your personal development knowledge in a cloud-based library next to your command line, or share it publicly.

Create a shared Warp Drive to collaborate on workflows, notebooks, prompts, and more with your team.

Save parameterized commands for reuse.

Create interactive runbooks that live in your terminal.

Save and reuse parameterized Agent Mode prompts to run on-demand.

Save or sync environment variables to load into your terminal sessions.

Create reusable global or project-based guidelines to ensure Warp’s agents follow your coding standards, project conventions, and personal preferences.

Share sessions and command line controls.

Access your Drive objects and Shared sessions on a browser.

Warp’s agents automatically use your Warp Drive content to provide more personalized, context-aware responses.

Available on macOS, Linux, and Windows. Works out of the box with Zsh, Bash, fish, PowerShell, WSL, and Git Bash.

All-in-one input for commands and prompts: run natural language or CLI commands, add context with @, and navigate with vim-style keybindings.

Input and output grouped together for easy navigation, sharing, and filtering.

Get contextual, Al-powered suggestions that activate Warp's Agents.

Preview and accept AI-generated command suggestions tailored to your terminal session and history.

Select from a theme library, code your own, or use the GUl to create a theme with a color palette from a background image.

Press TAB to cycle through intelligent completions, with built-in specs for hundreds of popular commands and libraries.

Quickly search across the Warp for commands, keyboard shortcuts, Warp Drive objects, navigation, settings, and toggles.

Save any combination of windows, panes, and commands to re-open as a preconfigured session in the future.

Support for all the popular CLI tools and frameworks – PS1, Starship, Spaceship, Powerlevel10k, Oh My Posh, Oh My Zsh, and countless others.

Zero Data Retention ensures your data is never stored or used for training, with policies you can configure individually and that are automatically enforced for teams.

Integrate with your company's approved authentication provider.

Automatically obscure sensitive values like API keys as you work or share terminal content, reducing the risk of exposure.

Option to disable proactive Al recommendations based on command inputs, outputs, and errors for fixes and next actions.

Option to disable analytics and crash reporting for the higher-level feature metrics Warp monitors for product quality.