
A modern terminal for agentic coding
Warp is an open agentic development environment built from the terminal. It provides a modern, flexible interface for developers to work with any coding AI agent, solving the problem of integrating multiple AI tools into a cohesive workflow. Designed for individual developers and enterprise teams, Warp enables building a 'software factory' with agent orchestration, cloud deployment, and centralized governance.
Warp offers three core products: Warp Terminal (a modern terminal for agentic coding), Warp Agent (an orchestration-native coding agent with multi-model support), and Oz Agent Platform (a cloud platform to launch agents from any surface). It supports any model, harness, and tool, and gives users control over their data. The terminal is open-source and available on Mac, Linux, and Windows.
A modern, open-source terminal designed for agentic coding, providing the best interface to work with any coding agent.
An orchestration-native coding agent with multi-agent orchestration, model routing, access to all best models, codebase indexing, and granular permission controls.
A flexible platform to launch any agent into the cloud from any surface: programmatically via SDK or CLI, natively from Warp Terminal, or with seamless local to cloud handoff.
Centralized governance, usage visibility, and credit caps to responsibly scale agent usage across an enterprise.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and the Warp Agent, with support for any harness (OpenAI, self-host, or Warp-host) and any model.
Users own their data and can choose any inference provider and model, with self-host or Warp-host options.
Tailored for financial services, insurance, and telecommunications with secure, compliant AI development.
Warp supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and its own Warp Agent, with the ability to use any harness and model.
Yes, Warp Terminal is free to download. Pricing for enterprise features and the Oz Agent Platform is available through contacting sales.
Warp is available on macOS (10.14+), Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, SUSE, Arch Linux via various package formats), and Windows (10/11 x64 and ARM64).
Yes, the Warp Terminal is open-source. The company has adopted an open-first workflow managed by Oz, their cloud agent orchestration platform.
Yes, the Oz Agent Platform allows launching agents into the cloud from any surface, with seamless local to cloud handoff.
Warp Enterprise provides centralized governance, usage visibility, credit caps, secure and compliant AI development, and support for industry-specific needs like financial services, insurance, and telecommunications.