Warp AI

Warp AI is the agentic development environment from Warp (Denver Technologies, Inc.), built out of its AI-native terminal. The terminal runs on macOS, Linux and Windows with block-based output, a built-in code editor and codebase indexing, and Warp Agent works interactively or in the background, running commands in a real terminal and carrying context across surfaces. The Warp Agent CLI, introduced in August 2026, brings the same agent to any terminal. Warp open-sourced its core product under the AGPL-3.0 license in April 2026, with OpenAI as the flagship sponsor of the repository, and in March 2026 it reported one million active users. Warp is multi-model, with frontier and open-source models from OpenAI, Anthropic, z.ai and others, and it accepts bring-your-own inference. Oz, the cloud agent orchestration platform Warp launched in February 2026, runs cloud agents from the app, a web app, an Agent API or CI, and lets each run use Warp Agent, Claude Code or OpenAI Codex as the harness. Warp Factories, in early access since August 2026, assembles cloud agents into standing workflows across the software development lifecycle. Agents connect to external tools as an MCP client, and the Automation Platform integrates with GitHub, GitHub Actions, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Slack, Linear and Jira. Warp Drive lets teams share workflows, notebooks, prompts, rules and environment variables. Pricing is in USD, and each paid tier is pay as you go from a monthly base, with annual billing 10 percent lower. Free costs nothing and includes the terminal, the Warp Agent CLI, limited cloud agents, credits reloaded at pay-as-you-go rates and bring-your-own inference. Build is $20 per month, or $18 billed annually, with 1,500 credits worth $20 of agent usage at API rates, full Warp Agent access, extended cloud agents and the highest codebase indexing limits. Max is $200 per month, or $180 annually, with 18,000 credits. Business is $50 per user per month, or $45 annually, for up to 25 seats, with 1,500 credits per seat, team usage metrics, admin-configurable data controls, bring-your-own API keys and SAML SSO. Enterprise is priced through sales and adds unlimited seats, shared credit pools, routing inference through your own cloud and self-hosted cloud agents. Warp Factories is sold pay as you go during early access. What the entry price does not buy is unlimited agent usage: each tier's credits cover a set amount of agent usage at API rates, and further usage is bought as reload credits. SAML SSO and admin-configurable data controls start on Business, which is capped at 25 seats, and self-hosted cloud agents and custom inference routing are Enterprise features. Warp AI suits developers who work in the terminal and teams that want to run and orchestrate coding agents locally and in the cloud from one environment. Developers who want a free open-source agent inside their existing terminal and editor should consider OpenCode, and developers who want an agent that works inside an AI-first code editor should consider Cursor. Current state Q3 2026: Warp now describes itself as an open platform for automating development, with Factories, the terminal and the Warp Agent CLI as its three products. The repository has 65.2k GitHub stars, and Warp holds 4.8 out of 5 from 78 reviews on Product Hunt. Warp holds a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation and states that it has zero data retention policies with all of its contracted LLM providers, so no customer AI data is retained, stored or used for training by those providers.