Warp's Agent CLI brings its coding agent to any terminal
Zach Lloyd is separating Warp's agent from Warp Terminal while keeping the session infrastructure that powers interactive and remote work.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Warp
Why it matters
Warp is widening distribution beyond its own terminal while betting that session control, model routing and cloud handoff can distinguish its agent in a crowded CLI market.
Warp's standalone Agent CLI gives developers access to its coding agent inside Ghostty, iTerm2, VS Code, macOS Terminal, Windows Terminal and other terminal environments. The command-line product carries over Warp's model routing, multi-agent orchestration and cloud handoff while using the terminal infrastructure Warp has built over several years. Warp announced the product in a launch post.…
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