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Warp - Agentic development environment
For developers: Warp is an agentic development environment built with the community. Agents handle coding and testing while contributors focus on ideas and direction.
Built by Zach Lloyd
Artificial Intelligence Developer Tools Open Source Freemium
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Warp is a Product Hunt listing on Launch Llama with 216 total upvotes, founded by Zach Lloyd who joined in May 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.
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The best, longest-lasting software is built with the people who use it, so we've opened up Warp to the community. To make this possible, Oz-managed agents do the heavy lifting (coding, planning, testing), letting community members focus on ideas, direction, and verification. 25K+ stars added and 500+ contributors in week one.
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llms.txt · llms-full.txt · ai.txt · Live fact sheet · Full catalog (.md) · Endpoint index · API spec · REST access · Agent server · Server manifest · Server discovery
Key Features
- Run fleets of coding agents across your software development lifecycle
- Define repositories, agents, models, and permissions in code
- Score every run and automatically improve agent configuration
- Integrate workflows from chat, tickets, and source control
Use Cases
- Teams performing first-pass code review on every pull request
- Developers investigating and reproducing bugs to route fixes
- Engineers scoping and validating code refactors and migrations
Pricing
Free plan available with core terminal features. Paid plans start at $18-20/month (Build), $180-200/month (Max), and $45-50/user/month (Business) with usage-based credits.
FAQ
What is Warp?
The best, longest-lasting software is built with the people who use it, so we've opened up Warp to the community. To make this possible, Oz-managed agents do the heavy lifting (coding, planning, testing), letting community members focus on ideas, direction, and verification. 25K+ stars added and 500+ contributors in week one.
What are the key features of Warp?
Warp includes: • Run fleets of coding agents across your software development lifecycle • Define repositories, agents, models, and permissions in code • Score every run and automatically improve agent configuration • Integrate workflows from chat, tickets, and source control • Monitor and control agent runs from web, mobile, terminal, or IDE
What can I use Warp for?
• Teams performing first-pass code review on every pull request • Developers investigating and reproducing bugs to route fixes • Engineers scoping and validating code refactors and migrations
How much does Warp cost?
Free plan available with core terminal features. Paid plans start at $18-20/month (Build), $180-200/month (Max), and $45-50/user/month (Business) with usage-based credits.
What category does Warp belong to?
Warp is listed under Open Source, Developer Tools, Artificial Intelligence on Launch Llama.
How do I get started with Warp?
Click the "Visit Website" button on this page to go directly to Warp. You can also upvote and leave a review to help other founders discover it.
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