Warp · Global AI Product Index

Name: Warp
Availability: InStock
Author: Warp

Overview

Warp is an agentic development environment built on a modern AI terminal, open-sourced in 2026. It lets developers run and orchestrate coding agents — both Warp's built-in agents and external ones — alongside a fast, block-based terminal with AI command suggestions. A free tier covers individual use, while paid plans add higher AI usage limits and team features.

Key features

Block-based terminal with modern editing and navigation
Built-in AI agents for coding and command assistance
Orchestration of external coding agents in one environment
Team features like shared workflows and session sharing

Use cases

Running coding agents on real development tasks from the terminal
AI-assisted command lookup and shell scripting
Standardizing team workflows around a shared terminal environment

Pricing

Warp is open source with a free tier for individuals; paid plans raise AI request limits and add team and enterprise features.

Record details

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Links, dates and provenance

Record updated: 2026-10-09
Documentation: docs.warp.dev ↗
Founded: 2020
Headquarters: US
Canonical URL: https://globalaiproductindex.com/products/warp/

Selection profile

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Tasks it fits: Writing new code Editing an existing codebase Reviewing diffs and pull requests Running an agent from the terminal
Derived from the record: category "coding" plus explicit tags.
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How you use it: Command line
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Runs on: Windows macOS
Matched on the vendor page: “S Terminal Migrate to Warp from VS Code terminal Migrate to Warp from Windows Terminal Supported shells Keyboard shortcuts Terminal Blocks Overview Block basics Block act”
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Where it runs: Vendor cloud
Vendor-hosted product; no self-hosted option is recorded.
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Works offline: Not recorded
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Official service region: Global
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Public API: Not recorded
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Licence: proprietary
Commercial product; no source licence is published in the record.
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Commercial use: Not recorded
Commercial product; the terms reviewed here do not state a non-commercial restriction, but that was not verified.
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Interface languages: Not recorded
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Billing: Subscription Free allowance: Limited Subscription required: No
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Where each value comes from

Tasks it fits: Our inference
How you use it: Our inference
Runs on: Verified 2026-10-09 docs.warp.dev ↗
Where it runs: Our inference
Works offline: Our inference
Official service region: Our inference
Public API: Our inference
Licence: Our inference
Commercial use: Our inference
Interface languages: Unknown

Key facts and their evidence

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Platform support: windows, macos Verified 2026-10-09 docs.warp.dev ↗

Applies to: As stated on docs.warp.dev on 2026-10-09
Matched on the vendor page: “S Terminal Migrate to Warp from VS Code terminal Migrate to Warp from Windows Terminal Supported shells Keyboard shortcuts Terminal Blocks Overview Block basics Block act”
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Frequently asked questions

Is Warp free?

Yes. Warp is open source and free to use, with paid plans that raise AI usage limits and add team features.

What makes Warp agentic?

Warp orchestrates coding agents — its own and external ones — that can plan and execute development tasks from the terminal.

Is Warp open source?

Yes. Warp open-sourced its agentic development environment in April 2026.

What does Warp not record?

No pricing page is recorded, because Warp joined the guide after the last vendor-page review; its plan prices and licence terms are therefore not established.

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This record was last reviewed on 2026-10-09.

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