Warp Terminal

What it does

Warp Terminal accepts natural-language commands and prompts in the terminal and returns command results, agent runs with reviewable code changes, and shareable session links that teammates can follow. Agents run locally or in the cloud, and you can watch and steer them while they work.

Developers use Warp to run several sessions as vertical tabs that show git branch, worktree and pull-request details, to review agent-made changes with inline comments before sending them back for refinement, and to start cloud agents they can interact with as they would locally. Connecting Slack, Linear or GitHub lets teammates mention @Warp to investigate bugs or open pull requests.

Warp Terminal is for developers and engineering teams who work in the terminal and want AI assistance with reviewable actions. It is available for macOS, Windows and Linux. The Free plan includes core terminal features, while cloud agent access is limited there, and enterprise controls such as SAML SSO are included on Business and Enterprise plans.

What it can do

• Natural-language commands in the terminal
• Vertical tabs showing git branch, worktree and pull-request metadata
• Review agent code changes, leave comments and send back for refinement
• Cloud and local agents with watchable, steerable runs
• Secret redaction with custom regexes
• Customizable themes, input and default model selection

Works with

• Slack
• Linear
• GitHub
• 1Password
• LastPass

Example workflows

Bug investigation from Slack

Input: a bug report mentioned in Slack with @Warp. Steps: the agent investigates in a cloud run, suggests a fix, and can open a pull request, with a session link shared for review. Output: a proposed fix and pull request for teammate review.

Reviewing agent code changes

Input: an agent-generated change in a local Warp session. Steps: review the diff in the native editor, leave comments, and send the change back to the agent for refinement. Output: a refined change ready for commit.

Before you choose

• Business and Enterprise plans include SAML SSO and admin controls; Free offers limited cloud agent access.
• Agent usage beyond included amounts is billed at API rates on pay-as-you-go terms.

Listed under

• Coding
• Code review and testing
• Coding agents
• Sandboxes and infrastructure
• Code review
• Developers
• Sdlc automation
• Software factories
• Terminal

Get started

1. Download Warp from the download page or install with brew install --cask warp on macOS.
2. Sign in and choose a plan; the Free plan includes core terminal features.
3. Connect Slack, Linear or GitHub from the integrations settings to use @Warp mentions.

Built-in agent usage counts against included credits at API rates; additional usage is pay-as-you-go.

Source: warp.dev/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• Terminal | Warp ↗www.warp.dev
• Pricing | Warp ↗www.warp.dev
• Downloads | Warp ↗www.warp.dev

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Last checked 29 Oct 2026. Every field keeps its source and date; unknown means we couldn’t confirm it.