Warp documentation
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart Guide
    • What is Warp?
    • Supported Shells
    • Migrate to Warp
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
    • Changelog
  • Agents
    • Warp AI
    • Using Agents
      • Agent Conversations
      • Agent Context
      • Model Choice
    • Autonomy
      • Agent Permissions
      • Run to completion
    • Code
      • Codebase Context
      • Reviewing Agent Code
    • Active AI
    • Generate
    • Voice
    • AI FAQs
  • Terminal
    • Appearance
      • Themes
      • Custom Themes
      • Prompt
      • Input Position
      • Text, Fonts, & Cursor
      • Size, Opacity, & Blurring
      • Pane Dimming & Focus
      • Blocks Behavior
      • Tabs Behavior
      • App Icons
    • Blocks
      • Block Basics
      • Block Actions
      • Block Sharing
      • Block Find
      • Block Filtering
      • Background Blocks
      • Sticky Command Header
    • Modern Text Editing
      • Alias Expansion
      • Command Inspector
      • Syntax & Error Highlighting
      • Vim Keybindings
    • Command Entry
      • Command Corrections
      • Command Search
      • Command History
      • Synchronized Inputs
      • YAML Workflows
    • Command Completions
      • Completions
      • Autosuggestions
    • Command Palette
    • Session Management
      • Launch Configurations
      • Session Navigation
      • Session Restoration
    • Window Management
      • Global Hotkey
      • Tabs
      • Split Panes
    • Warpify
      • Subshells
      • SSH
      • SSH Legacy
    • More Features
      • Accessibility
      • Files, Links, & Scripts
      • Markdown Viewer
      • Working Directory
      • Smart-Select
      • Full-screen Apps
      • Notifications & Audible Bell
      • Settings Sync (Beta)
      • Quit Warning
      • URI Scheme
      • Linux
    • Comparisons
      • Performance
      • Terminal features
    • Integrations
  • Knowledge & Collaboration
    • Warp Drive
      • Notebooks
      • Workflows
      • Prompts
      • Environment Variables
      • Warp Drive on the Web
      • Warp Drive as Agent Mode Context
    • Model Context Protocol
    • Rules
    • Teams
    • Session Sharing
  • Privacy
    • Privacy
    • Secret Redaction
    • Network Log
  • Community
    • Refer a Friend & Earn Rewards
    • Warp Preview & Alpha Program
  • Support & Billing
    • Sending Feedback & Logs
    • Plans & Pricing
    • Updating Warp
    • Using Warp Offline
    • Logging out & Uninstalling
    • Known Issues
    • Troubleshooting Login Issues
    • Open Source Licenses
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  1. Getting Started

What is Warp?

Warp is the intelligent terminal with AI and your dev team's knowledge built-in.

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Key Features:

  • Warp AI: AI integrated in your terminal for natural language input, autofill, and intelligent suggestions.

  • Warp Drive: Notebooks, workflows, and environment variables for you to use personally or with your team.

  • Modern UX and Text Editing: Commands and outputs are grouped into easy to use Blocks, and you can use your cursor or customizable keybindings to easily navigate Warp’s input editor.

You can fully customize Warp's appearance, prompts, settings, and keybindings to fit your preferences. Warp works with zsh, bash, fish, and PowerShell, and is built with Rust for high performance.

For an inside look at how Warp is built, you can read the blog post on How Warp Works.

To see Warp in action, check out this video by Warp's Founder and CEO, Zach Lloyd.

Join the community

Stay connected to the team at Warp and get updates on the latest releases:

  • Visit Warp's Blog to read about new features and engineering topics.

  • Subscribe to Warp's YouTube and TikTok channels for longer demos and insider stories.

  • Join Warp's Discord to interact directly with Warp engineers and other developers.

  • Follow Warp on Twitter for updates and terminal tips.

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