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# Warp

> Agentic development environment built on a GPU-rendered terminal — AI agents, code editing, and team knowledge in one tool.

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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.**

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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).

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  **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

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    Download, docs, and team pricing.
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    Source code and issue tracker.
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