The new Warp Agent CLI is yours to shape. Here's Moira, one of our engineers, walking through customization! Everything lives in a settings.toml file, and the agent can edit it for you with our bundled skills. Add custom themes, animations, and a status line that you arrange however you want.
Warp
Software Development
New York, NY 22,762 followers
The open-source agentic development environment, born out of the terminal. Build with agents, locally and in the cloud.
About us
Warp is the platform for agentic development. Developers use Warp Terminal to build with AI agents locally and Oz to run and orchestrate cloud agents at scale. Together, Warp enables teams to run multiple agents in parallel across local and cloud environments, with visibility, governance, and control built in. Warp is trusted by over 700,000 developers at companies including Docker, Vercel, Ramp, and more than half of the Fortune 500.
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https://warp.dev/
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- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
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We've reimagined agent orchestration UX with our new Warp Agent CLI, making it easier than ever to see your subagents. Here's Moira Huang, one of our engineers, walking through some of our features! Configure the model, harness, and environment your subagents run with all with a couple shortcuts Get started here: warp.dev/agent-cli
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Introducing the Warp Agent CLI: A coding agent that does what others can't. - Full shell access (aka you can `cd` without closing your agent session) - Orchestration and cloud handoff capabilities - Full access to Warp's auto routers and SOTA model selection
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You're probably running multiple agents in your terminal as you read this. But speaking to leaders at major companies, running agents on your machine might be going away: ❌ Hard to track spend (who's spending what tokens?) ❌ Complex governance models (what MCPs do you have access to?) ❌ Requires a human-in-the-loop (why can't agents proactively pick up issues when they're added to the taskboard?) The answer is pretty predictable: move these agents to the cloud. But what does that look like? How do you run agents off of your machine without increasing complexity or token spend? We've been investigating this at Warp, and Safia Abdalla will be live on YouTube to talk about what we've found. We'll have a live Q&A as well. 📅 RSVP: https://luma.com/warp-0vmu
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How do you make money in software anymore if it's so cheap to create? 🦄 Peter Steinberger and Zach Lloyd have thoughts:
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In the future, developers are going to transition from software engineering to "factory engineering." In other words, managing an automated chain of agents building ideas to execution. It's called a software factory. Here's Zach Lloyd explaining how they work: