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Open SourceApplications Layer

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Warp

A modern terminal reimagined as an agentic dev environment — run AI agents, edit code, and share team runbooks without leaving the shell.
Warp terminal GitHub

Type

Open Source (AGPL-3.0)

Stack Layer

Applications

Language

Rust

Stars

57k+

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What it is

Warp is a GPU-rendered terminal that doubles as an agentic development environment. Rather than treating the terminal as a dumb text pipe, Warp adds a persistent code editor, AI coding agents you can run locally or in the cloud, and shared team knowledge (“Runbooks”) — replacing the fragmented workflow of terminal + IDE + AI chat window with a single tool. After years as a closed-source commercial product, Warp released its core under the AGPL-3.0 in 2024. The agent layer is the differentiator: Warp can autonomously handle tasks like debugging failing builds, writing shell scripts from a description, or walking through a multi-step deployment — all within the terminal context where your code actually runs. It supports Claude, GPT, and other model providers, and integrates with standard shell environments (zsh, bash, fish).
Use this when you want AI coding agents to operate in the actual terminal environment — not a sandboxed chat window — and you want your team’s shell workflows codified as shareable Runbooks.

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Get started

warp.dev ↗

Download, docs, and team pricing.

GitHub ↗

Source code and issue tracker.

OpenCode

Open-source AI coding agent for terminal, IDE, and desktop.

jcode

High-performance multi-session agent harness built in Rust.