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A modern terminal with a coding agent built in: ask for a task in plain language and it runs commands and edits code. It also has an agent CLI that works in any terminal.
When it launched
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Languages
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Where it runs
Mac · Windows · Linux
Plans and price (guide)
Free terminal. Build from $20 and Max from $200 a month with agent credits.
What you can do
- Terminal with a built-in agent
- Models from OpenAI, Anthropic and more
- Cloud agents
Pros
- The terminal alone is free and very comfortable
- You can bring your own AI keys
Limits and plans
- Agent usage is paid in credits
- Watch the commands it runs
What it is good for
- Developers who live in the terminal
How to get started with Warp
- Start on the free plan and only pay if you outgrow it.
- It takes a little practice: try it on a real task of yours.
- If you get stuck, watch a video tutorial ↗
Alternatives to Warp
Warp: frequently asked questions
What is Warp for?
A modern terminal with a coding agent built in: ask for a task in plain language and it runs commands and edits code. It also has an agent CLI that works in any terminal.
Is Warp free?
It has a free version with limits. Free terminal. Build from $20 and Max from $200 a month with agent credits. Prices change: check the official site.
Which devices does Warp work on?
It works on Mac, Windows and Linux.
Is Warp hard to use?
It takes a little practice: try it on a real task of yours.
What are the alternatives to Warp?
The closest are Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI. You can see them all on the alternatives to Warp page.