Warp 2.0

World’s First Agentic Development Environment

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About

Warp 2.0 turns Warp's terminal into an agentic development environment. Alongside the normal command line, it runs coding agents that can work on multiple threads at once, handling implementation, deployment, and debugging while the developer supervises.

The environment keeps the terminal's speed and structure, so agent work and manual commands share one workspace, and results such as diffs and command output are reviewable in place. Warp reports strong scores on coding and terminal benchmarks.

It is aimed at developers who live in the terminal and want to run and direct agents there, rather than in a separate editor, while keeping full control of what gets executed.

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Why we picked it

Warp 2.0 earns its spot for keeping agent work and manual commands in the same workspace — sharing the terminal's speed and structure rather than opening a separate agent panel is worth naming for developers who don't want to context-switch between two different interfaces.