Warp AI

Warp is a development environment built around coding agents. It now spans three products: Warp Terminal, an open source terminal built for AI assisted development; Warp Agent CLI, a standalone coding agent that runs in any terminal; and Warp Factories, fleets of agents that pick up work from issues, Slack messages or schedules and carry it through the software development lifecycle. Individual developers use the terminal and agent day to day, while the Factories product targets engineering organizations that want governed automation. Factories are defined as code in YAML, plug into GitHub, Linear, Jira and Slack, and can run any MCP capable coding agent on frontier or open weight models chosen per pipeline. Every factory agent captures a screenshot or video before submitting work, observer agents open pull requests against the factory configuration to improve it, and deployments can be cloud hosted or self hosted with zero data retention. Pricing is published for individuals and teams. Free is $0 and includes the terminal, Agent CLI access, limited cloud agents and bring your own inference. Build is $20 per month, or $18 per month billed annually, with 1,500 credits. 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, adding usage metrics, admin data controls, SAML SSO and custom inference endpoints. Enterprise is quote based. Warp Factories is in early access with separate tiers, starting from pay as you go at a 20 percent markup. Warp began as a terminal replacement; the agent platform and the open sourcing of the terminal are recent shifts worth noting when comparing it with pure agent tools.