Warp describes itself as the terminal rebuilt for the agent era, turning the terminal into a shared workspace: natural-language commands, agent runs you can watch and steer, and workflows the whole team reuses. The project is now open source, with contributions flowing through Warp Factories. Sessions appear as vertical tabs that can carry metadata such as git branch, worktrees and pull requests, and multithreaded workflows let several tasks run in parallel. Native code editing lets you review agent changes, leave comments and send work back for refinement, while theme, input, default model and tab colours are customizable. Agents can run locally or in the cloud. Organisational features include SAML-based single sign-on, role-based access control, zero-data retention policies, secret redaction with custom regexes, bring-your-own-LLM support and integrations with 1Password or LastPass.
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A terminal rebuilt around agent workflows, with natural-language commands, agent runs you can watch and steer, and reusable team workflows. Sessions appear as vertical tabs with git metadata, code changes can be reviewed and sent back for refinement, and agents can run locally or in the cloud.