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EthanHipps, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp
Windows: Codebase indexing opens a handle on every changed file in an indexed repo, so other programs' file replaces fail with "Access is denied" (os error 5)GitHub issue on warpdotdev/warp
On Windows 11 with Codebase Context indexing a repo, Warp opens a handle on every changed file, so other programs' file replaces fail with Access is denied. A Rust test suite hit this intermittently; a tight-loop repro failed 196 of 200 times, and never with indexing off.
"In a tight loop it reproduces almost every time (196 of 200 trials). With Codebase Context off it does not reproduce at all…"
Excerpt, EthanHipps
Published Oct 22, 2026self-described: Rust project on Windows 11 with Warp Codebase Context on
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; structured test; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Ran a structured test; Artifact checked (benchmark output); Observed on v0.2026.10.14.08.27.stable_03
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Ran a structured test
Support
1 artifact (benchmark output)
Date and version
2026-10-22, v0.2026.10.14.08.27.stable_03
Counts toward
Reliability, run stability: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp on Windows 11, Codebase Context enabled
Mixed
jrb-untether, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp
Windows: git branch/diff prompt segments spawn a new pwsh.exe every 1-2s per tab, causing system-wide CPU spikes (regression)GitHub issue on warpdotdev/warp
After an auto-update, Warp's git prompt segments started 329 PowerShell processes in 8 minutes from two tabs. With endpoint security scanning each one, total CPU passed 70% in waves and typing lagged across the whole system.
"The result is waves of 70%+ total CPU on a Core Ultra 7 165H, during which the whole system stutters: typing lags in every terminal…"
Excerpt, jrb-untether
Published Oct 22, 2026self-described: Windows 11 laptop with endpoint security scanning, PowerShell 7 tabs in git repositories
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; structured test; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Ran a structured test; Artifact checked (log); Observed on v0.2026.10.14.08.27.stable_03
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Ran a structured test
Support
1 artifact (log)
Date and version
2026-10-22, v0.2026.10.14.08.27.stable_03
Counts toward
Reliability, run stability: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Not counted
Reliability, regressions: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
- Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp on Windows 11 after an auto-update, PowerShell 7
Mixed
coopy, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp
Trivial MCP access answer costs 35.56 credits: 50k-token cache write; 104.7-credit conversation dominated by cache writesGitHub issue on warpdotdev/warp
Asking the Warp Agent whether it had Linear access cost 35.56 credits for a 92-token answer, almost all of it from writing 50,831 input tokens to cache. The conversation, six user messages long, came to 104.7 credits.
"A trivial Linear MCP access question consumed **35.56 credits** on Claude Fable 5.1 (medium), largely from writing **50,831 input tokens to cache**, despite generating only **92 output tokens**…"
Excerpt, coopy
Published Oct 17, 2026self-described: Warp Agent with Linear and Slack MCP servers connected
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Artifact checked (log); Observed on 0.2026.10.14.08.27.01
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
1 artifact (log)
Date and version
2026-10-17, 0.2026.10.14.08.27.01
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost predictability: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp Agent on Claude Fable 5.1 (medium), then Auto
Mixed
dragosmocrii, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Show HN: Proc-stats - a task manager for Claude Code sessionsHacker News comment
Runs Claude Code inside Warp and found that closing a Warp tab leaves the Claude Code process orphaned and using RAM until the dev-container restarts.
Published Oct 11, 2026self-described: Runs Claude Code in a dev-container
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-10-11
Counts toward
Reliability, run stability: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
RowboTony, Warp user filing a GitHub issue
Connected ChatGPT plan never used: no GPT model selectable, Auto always burns Warp creditsGitHub issue
Connected a ChatGPT Pro plan, but the model picker only offers Auto, which always uses Warp credits, so every agent request fails as out of credits.
Published Oct 1, 2026self-described: macOS, ChatGPT Pro plan connected
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details; Observed on Warp v0.2026.09.23.14.34.stable_01
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-10-01, Warp v0.2026.09.23.14.34.stable_01
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Model Choice: Mixed or negative
- Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp v0.2026.09.23.14.34.stable_01, macOS Sequoia 15.7.9, ChatGPT Pro plan connected
Mixed
ChrisCMO, GitHub user
Team-scoped managed secrets not injected into any cloud agent run since 2026-08-27 (zero secrets in env, every trigger path)GitHub issue
Since August 27, 2026 no team secret reached their team's cloud agent runs; seven scheduled production agents failed about 330 times in a row while reporting no spawn error.
Published Sep 22, 2026self-described: Team running seven scheduled production agents on Warp's cloud agents
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; ran the rollout; counts toward Reliability, Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Ran the rollout; Artifact checked (benchmark output); Observed on 0.2026.09.09.08.26.stable_03
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Ran the rollout
Support
1 artifact (benchmark output)
Date and version
2026-09-22, 0.2026.09.09.08.26.stable_03
Counts toward
Reliability, regressions: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Counts toward
Operational control, execution control: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Not counted
Reliability, service availability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Very small team
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp CLI 0.2026.09.09 stable, cloud agents with team-scoped secrets
Negative
railka, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Show HN: Godot and Rust based multiplexer (terminal panes and more)Hacker News comment
Moved from Warp to tty7: Cmd+Q killed all Warp sessions, its SSH experience is weaker, blocks now get in the way, and autocomplete inserts deep paths at once.
Published Sep 14, 2026self-described: Has used Warp, Ghostty with Herdr, and tty7; works over SSH
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, repeats a stronger account How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-09-14
Not counted
Reliability, run stability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
Sudarshan Koirala (Data Science Basics), Data science and AI YouTube educator
Warp Terminal Tutorial - Use AI Agents In Your Terminal With Your Own API KeyVideo, YouTube
A long-time Warp user shows it as a plain terminal without signing in, then signs in with their own OpenAI API key on GPT 5.4 low. Warp's agent fixes a Python key error once the author accepts the change, then analyzes a churn rate discrepancy.
"…do log out, and now it is logged out, right? You can just log out. It says sign in, but I will cancel it. And I will say "Skip for now." Skip login. Yeah, now you are back into the normal terminal…"
Transcript excerpt, at 15:05Partial support
Published Aug 30, 2026self-described: Solo, macOS, a small Python project
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Warp partner: not counted as independent; Used it directly; Specific details; Observed on GPT 5.4 low
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
affiliate (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-08-30, GPT 5.4 low
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, task completion: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Not counted
Operational control, execution control: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Not counted
Operational control, models and deployment: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Not counted
Cost predictability and limits, limits in practice: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Signed in with own OpenAI API key (BYOK), GPT 5.4 low, macOS
Positive
Andrii Popenko, engineering manager
My dev setupPersonal blog post, dev.to
Developer uses Warp as main terminal with no multiplexer, running Claude Code there for half the week, and keeps Neovim in a separate terminal.
Published Aug 23, 2026self-described: Works with Slack, PR review and JIRA; Claude Code about half the week
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-08-23
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
ArvidSu, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: The Warp Agent CLIHacker News comment
Their favorite Warp feature is suggesting a fixed command or code change after a failure, something they have not matched in Ghostty.
Published Aug 4, 2026self-described: Former Warp user now trying Ghostty
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-08-04
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Command Help: Positive
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Negative
King'sKode, Developer, Claude Max subscriber
The Spice Must Flow: Warp, Ghostty, Zellij, and Theming My Terminal Like ArrakisPersonal blog post, kingskode.dev
Former Warp evangelist left for Ghostty when the in-terminal agent required paid API usage without Claude Max support, despite valuing it for quick bash and git help.
Published Jul 22, 2026self-described: Solo, macOS, Claude Code sessions
Practitioner account; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Operational control, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Used it directly
Role
Name unknown; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-07-22
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance, C-relationship, C-unknown-control
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship, C-unknown-control
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship, C-unknown-control
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Claude Max subscription; Warp agent moved to BYO API key
Negative
Alex Wang, Developer
From Warp to Kitty: An IME Freeze That Forced a Terminal MigrationPersonal blog post, blog.chuanxilu.net
Chinese input froze for seconds every few characters inside Warp running OpenCode, so the author switched to Kitty and the problem vanished. With OpenCode handling all CLI interaction, the author found Warp's value-add features completely redundant.
Published Jul 10, 2026self-described: Solo, macOS, 5-6 OpenCode sessions daily
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Reliability, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-07-10
Counts toward
Reliability, run stability: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
macOS, Warp with OpenCode and Chinese IME
Positive
Steven Gonsalvez, Developer, builds the agents-in-a-box TUI
The Underappreciation and Rebirth of WarpPersonal blog post, dev.to
Has tried to leave Warp five times in about three years and reinstalled it each time, mainly for blocks and Warp Drive. Praises the new agent-aware vertical tabs, but calls Warp's own agent honestly just okay and its RAM use real.
Published Jul 10, 2026self-described: Solo, runs Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI sessions across worktrees in Warp
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Operational control, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-07-10
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Operational control, data control: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance, C-relationship
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: mixed, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
macOS, open-source Warp client with vertical tabs and notification inbox
Positive
Samuel Gregory and Kabarza (Cmd+AI), Web developer (Samuel Gregory) and web designer (Kabarza), hosts of the weekly Cmd+AI show
Our Favourite Terminal Just Became Open Source!Video podcast segment, YouTube
Two hosts call Warp their favourite terminal and like natural-language commands and colored tabs, but say the UI is too busy and want to pair it with Claude Code to stop paying.
"…okay. Yes, yes, yes. I got it. Oh, that's nice. >> Oh, it's not automatic, yeah. Nice. So, yeah, I just want to show how I'm using it, but how I would change it. I feel like it's a bit too busy…"
Transcript excerpt, at 3:51Partial support
Published May 14, 2026self-described: Two-person web design and development practice
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; not counted, tied to the vendor How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Warp partner: not counted as independent; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
affiliate (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-05-14
Not counted
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Not counted
Operational control, models and deployment: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
Daniel Jindoo, Creator who runs a local-AI builder community; says they formerly ran an AI info business
Warp Just Open Sourced. Your Data Still Isn't Yours.Video, YouTube
Jindoo shows Warp's agent reading every line of a fake AGENTS.md, with an internal endpoint, deployment nodes, an AWS region and a database host, when asked to summarize a project, and cites Warp's docs that telemetry must be on to use AI features on the free plan. Argues the work itself moves from writing code to reviewing it.
"If you use Warp's free plan right now, your private data is flowing to their server. Your commands, your config, your AGENTS.md files, and the big "we just went open source" announcement everyone's clapping about right now doesn't actually fix anything. It's actually part of…"
Transcript excerpt, at 0:00Partial support
Published May 8, 2026self-described: Free plan, a test project with an AGENTS.md file
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Operational control, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, author profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-05-08
Counts toward
Operational control, data control: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: mixed, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Free plan
Negative
KetoManx64, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Uninstalled Warp after finding it refuses to start when OpenSnitch blocks its internet access, objecting to a terminal that sends analytics.
Published May 1, 2026self-described: Blocks app network access with OpenSnitch
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-05-01
Counts toward
Reliability, service availability: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Not counted
Operational control, data control: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
Bayart, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Warp has been their go-to terminal for years for good defaults, autocomplete and fast rendering; they have never used its agent features.
Published Apr 29, 2026self-described: Company pays for Claude; also uses Zed
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-29
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Negative
hbn, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Came to Warp for normal text-editing shortcuts, but the push toward agents makes it feel bloated and privacy concerns keep it off their work machine.
Published Apr 29, 2026self-described: Chose Warp for standard text-editing shortcuts; avoids it on their work machine
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-29
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Not counted
Operational control, data control: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Negative
SuperV1234, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
On first use, asking the agent to open a tab per build folder got their account disabled for AI over a Terms of Service violation.
Published Apr 29, 2026self-described: First-time Warp user
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-29
Counts toward
Reliability, service availability: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
kingmob, Lobsters commenter, long-term Warp user
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceLobsters comment
Long-term user values Warp's REPL-like blocks, OS-style input box and good next-command suggestions, while noting the input model interferes with custom keybindings.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Long-term Warp user with custom keybindings
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance, C-relationship
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
miav, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Warp is the only terminal where miav can edit a long command in place, and the open-source release reassures them that this will stay without a push into more AI.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Uses Warp's shell wrapping to edit long commands in place
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
throwatdem12311, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
The Agents layout, code review panel and automatic worktrees make managing multiple agents a joy, but they see no need for Warp AI credits since work pays for Claude Max.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Employer pays for Claude Max
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
morgango, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Paying user who enjoys Warp when it behaves, but stray keypresses pull them into AI prompts and confirmations they did not want.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Paying Warp user
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Customer of Warp; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
customer (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Negative
drakenot, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
A former paying customer valued the agent-mode toggle and warpified SSH; a redesign broke their saved prompt templates and hid the toggle behind /agent as Warp shifted to cloud agents.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Former paying customer who used warpified SSH sessions
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Customer of Warp; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
customer (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, ongoing upkeep: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Negative
jdejean, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
Daily user for over a year with custom workflows uninstalled Warp after an update replaced the command bar with a natural language prompt without asking.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Daily Warp user for over a year with workflow scripts, until jdejean uninstalled it
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
meowface, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceHacker News comment
A recent update made Warp a bring-your-own-agent terminal for Codex and Claude Code tabs; quite good now, but the + button still pushes a Warp Agent.
Published Apr 28, 2026self-described: Runs Codex and Claude Code in Warp tabs
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, repeats a stronger account How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-28
Not counted
Operational control, models and deployment: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
dewey, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Parallel agents in ZedHacker News comment
Uses Warp only for server maintenance and SSH work, where it beats Claude, but finds the UI confusing, especially after recent changes.
Published Apr 23, 2026self-described: Server maintenance over SSH
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-23
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
Thoughtworks, global software consultancy, in its Technology Radar
Warp | Technology Radar | ThoughtworksIndependent technology assessment, Thoughtworks Technology Radar
Thoughtworks keeps Warp in Assess in April 2026. Its teams observed that Warp renders the heavy output of coding agents better than traditional terminals. Claude Code, a shell, and a file view run in separate panes. But the pace of new features makes a Trial rating premature until the product stabilizes.
"One practical advantage we've observed is that Warp handles the high-throughput text output produced by modern coding agents better than traditional terminals, where rendering speed and readability can become bottlenecks."
Excerpt, Thoughtworks Technology Radar
Published Apr 15, 2026self-described: Assessment drawn from Thoughtworks delivery teams running coding agents such as Claude Code
Practitioner account; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Used it directly
Role
Name unknown; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-15
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship, C-unknown-control
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Technical leadership
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp terminal as of April 2026, with Oz cloud agents newly launched
Positive
Sertan Yamaner, engineering leader, on a personal project
Part 1: The Architecture & The Agent - Spec-Driven ML Development With WarpPersonal blog post, dev.to
Directed Warp's agent Oz through a weekend ML rebuild tracked as an 18-story epic across 10 pull requests, with 46 commits co-authored by the agent under AGENTS.md rules. Corrected a one-line input_features vs input_values bug Oz wrote that broke training.
Published Apr 14, 2026self-described: Solo side project: coffee first-crack audio detector for Raspberry Pi
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
1 artifact (commit)
Date and version
2026-04-14
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, correctness: mixed, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, context handling: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Current
Observed on
Warp agent (Oz), AGENTS.md rules, repo-local skills, Warp Plans; GitHub Copilot for PR review
Mixed
Anurag Singh, XDA contributor
Warp isn't really a terminal anymore, and I tried its new agentic coding modeTool review, XDA
Singh calls Warp's real product an agent workspace that reads the codebase, runs commands and proposes changes for approval, and names Full Terminal Use one of its more powerful capabilities. Describes diff review in a panel and notes code is processed server-side during indexing.
Published Apr 10, 2026self-described: Testing Warp's agentic coding mode for XDA Developers
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-10
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Operational control, data control: mixed, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Not counted
Operational control, execution control: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
Louise Lo, Knowledge worker using Claude Code (cleverest.me)
4 Warp features that make Claude Code easier (not the AI ones)Video, YouTube
Uses Warp with Claude Code for knowledge work and keeps coming back for tab management, the directory picker, the project explorer and the file viewer. For someone happy with Claude Code, the author says of Warp's AI features that "it seems like most of that is noise", and used the plain-text command agent once.
"…features that I'm finding I'm loving most about Warp: tab management, the directory picker, the project explorer, and the file viewer and editor. And as I said, I was a bit surprised that, you know, Warp is very much marketed as an AI-powered terminal, and…"
Transcript excerpt, at 18:23
Published Apr 8, 2026self-described: Solo knowledge work: notes, website copy, diagrams, a fitness app
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, author profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-04-08
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
komali2, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Emacs and Vim in the Age of AIHacker News comment
Pointed Warp's agent at their Emacs config, described the per-language problems, and it fixed them.
Published Mar 14, 2026self-described: Long-time Emacs user doing web development
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-03-14
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
Nathan, Developer
Why I Switched to Warp as My Developer Terminal (2026)Personal blog post, nthandev.com
Author moved to Warp to run Claude Code in a hotkey floating window over VS Code, and values blocks with filtering and agent mode for quick command fixes only.
Published Mar 2, 2026self-described: Solo, VS Code plus Claude Code CLI
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-03-02
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance, C-relationship
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
nailer, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Hacker News.love, 22 projects Hacker News didn't loveHacker News comment
Likes Warp for failed-process notifications and paging between input and output pairs, sometimes uses its AI for command syntax, and would pay US$20 a year for an open build.
Published Feb 23, 2026self-described: Daily Warp user who keeps a separate editor
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-02-23
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
Kot4san, Reddit user
I code a little tool for WARP-like AI command generation for any ZSH terminalReddit post, r/commandline
Used Warp mostly for AI command generation but wanted to keep their Zsh and Oh My Zsh setup. Kot4san wrote a plugin that fills in a command for review.
Published Feb 17, 2026self-described: Zsh with Oh My Zsh; used Warp mainly for AI command generation
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-02-17
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Command Help: Positive
- Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Positive
Nick Olson Codes, Developer and YouTube creator
6 reasons why Warp is the GOAT terminalVideo, YouTube
Walks through six non-AI terminal features from daily use (IDE-style editing, filterable blocks, themes, history, completions, built-in editor) and calls Warp the greatest terminal of all time.
Published Feb 5, 2026self-described: Daily terminal use, reviewed on their YouTube channel
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; not counted, tied to the vendor How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Warp partner: not counted as independent; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
affiliate (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2026-02-05
Not counted
Adoption and upkeep, setup: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Terminal Experience: Positive
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Current
Mixed
rauldeheer, Warp user filing a GitHub issue
Code is constantly removed by other warpsGitHub issue
After an update, every agent interaction discards local file changes, so when several Warp agents run in parallel only the last to finish keeps its code.
Published Dec 18, 2025self-described: Runs several Warp agents at once on macOS
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Reliability How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details; Observed on v0.2025.12.10.08.12.stable_03
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-12-18, v0.2025.12.10.08.12.stable_03
Counts toward
Reliability, regressions: unfavorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Agent Execution: Mixed or negative
- Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Warp v0.2025.12.10.08.12.stable_03, ChatGPT 5.2x (high reasoning), macOS Tahoe 26.0.1, zsh 5.9
Positive
BridgeMind, Daily live-streaming developer, first-time Warp user
Vibe Coding With WarpLive stream clip, YouTube
In an unsponsored first try, ran 15 Claude Code instances and one Codex instance in Warp for free, wanting to work only in Claude Code. Likes that Warp labels each terminal with what is being worked on, calls it much better than the usual terminal workflow and recommends it.
"…to update it because I don't use it that often. Um, so let's see here. So, we do have one codeex instance launched. I guess I just updated so I'm gonna have to run it again. So, we have 15 cloud instances…"
Transcript excerpt, at 10:29Partial support
Published Dec 10, 2025self-described: Solo project (View Creator), 79 days in
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, author profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-12-10
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost transparency: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Not counted
Operational control, models and deployment: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Free account, own Claude Code plan plus Codex CLI, macOS
Negative
osmosismartini, Hacker News commenter
Warp Terminal Doing a Pricing Shock for Canadian Users - 10× Increase on CreditsHacker News post
Heavy credit user computes that a new US$33 charge for 1,041 credits makes 50,000 credits about ten times their previous US$220 price, and will wait for a competitor.
Published Nov 22, 2025self-described: Canadian individual user
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Customer of Warp; Used it directly; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
customer (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-22
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost predictability: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Measured
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Credit packs (previously US$220 for 50,000 credits)
Mixed
billconan, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal Doing a Pricing Shock for Canadian Users, 10x Increase on CreditsHacker News comment
Uses Warp's AI only to write long chained commands, such as killing processes on a port, and loves the usability but finds the built-in AI of little use otherwise.
Published Nov 22, 2025self-described: Uses Warp's AI only for long chained commands
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-22
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
theonealgo, Warp user filing a GitHub issue
Constant MistakesGitHub issue
Reports the agent keeps deleting code and breaking one thing while fixing another, delaying a simple app by a week and burning credits on its own mistakes.
Published Nov 20, 2025self-described: Building a small app (SportStatsAPI project)
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Artifact checked (transcript)
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
1 artifact (transcript)
Date and version
2025-11-20
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, correctness: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost predictability: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, task completion: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
William Suriaputra, on a team rolling out Warp at Cognitive Systems Corporation
Warp IDE over SSHGitHub issue
His company is starting to roll Warp out, and one hurdle is that his team does much of its remote development through the VS Code Remote SSH extension. He asks for Warp's code editor to support remote machine connections over SSH.
"…we are starting to rollout Warp over our company and one of the hurdles we are dealing with is current our team is using VScode Remote SSH extension to do a lot of our remote development…"
Excerpt, William Suriaputra
Published Nov 15, 2025self-described: Company rolling out Warp to a team that does most of its development on remote machines through VS Code Remote SSH
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; ran the rollout; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Customer of Warp; Ran the rollout
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
customer (self disclosed)
How they know
Ran the rollout
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-15
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Professional team
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Company-wide Warp rollout, November 2025
Positive
Past_Comment1824, Reddit user
What terminal emulator do you use daily, and how do you use it? Anyone using AI-powered tools?Reddit post, r/commandline
Switched to Warp after years on iTerm2 and finds its AI command suggestions helpful and its interface a refresh from traditional terminals.
Published Nov 11, 2025self-described: Switched from iTerm2 after years of use
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-11
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
Jacob Williams, developer at Atomic Object
What I Love About My Warp TerminalEngineering blog post, Atomic Object (Atomic Spin)
Jacob Williams has used Warp for a couple of years. He values command blocks that can be re-run, fast rendering of large output, live session sharing with client teams, and AI help that stays out of the way until asked.
Published Nov 11, 2025self-described: Atomic Object consultancy; shares live terminal sessions with coworkers and client teams
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; not counted, tied to the vendor How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Warp partner: not counted as independent; Used it directly
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
affiliate (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-11
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, task completion: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, context handling: excluded, praise from someone tied to the vendor, kept as an attributed position
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
djfdat, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
As an occasional terminal user, djfdat values Warp's GUI settings, text navigation, command blocks, restored sessions, and input error underlines, plus enough free AI for FFmpeg commands.
Published Nov 1, 2025self-described: Spends most of their time in GUI apps; runs web projects in VS Code and uses Warp for side tasks
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Cost predictability and limits, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-11-01
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, limits in practice: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Negative
smokeydoe, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
Says Warp has been badly broken for weeks with file-writing failures and UI glitches, and code indexing and file/diff explorer do not work over WSL or SSH.
Published Oct 31, 2025self-described: Uses WSL and SSH connections
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-31
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, context handling: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Not counted
Reliability, run stability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Not counted
Reliability, regressions: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
stupeo, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
Pro user praises how the pricing change was communicated but reports a drop in agent quality over the past month, with random failures and stopped agents.
Published Oct 31, 2025self-described: Pro plan user for several months, under 1,000 credits a month
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, repeats a stronger account How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Observed on Pro
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-31, Pro
Not counted
Reliability, service availability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Not counted
Reliability, run stability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Pro plan, under 1,000 credits a month
Negative
pier25, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
Left Warp for iTerm because it regularly used over 1GB of RAM, and does not want AI reading their terminal commands.
Published Oct 31, 2025self-described: Went back to iTerm after Warp regularly used more than 1 GB of RAM
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-31
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
ahuth, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
Loves Warp for multi-cursor editing and editor-style keyboard shortcuts in the terminal, and uses none of its AI.
Published Oct 31, 2025self-described: Uses Warp as a terminal and pays for no AI features
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-31
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
bdcravens, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelHacker News comment
Thinks Warp is still worth US$20 a month, though borderline: some months it speeds through unfamiliar workflows, other months it does nothing iTerm could not.
Published Oct 31, 2025self-described: Pays US$20 a month; also uses Claude Code and Codex
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-31
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
US$20/month plan
Positive
Juraj Michálek, Software Manager at Espressif Systems (Czech) s.r.o.
Debugging Embedded Graphics with Wokwi and AI: Solving a Raylib Color Mapping on ESP32Company engineering blog post, Espressif Developer Portal
Michálek used Warp's AI agent, which can read images, to check Wokwi screenshots while fixing an RGB565 color mapping bug in a Raylib port to ESP32. It found a double color conversion and added byte-swapping; work that might take days on hardware was resolved in an afternoon.
"This article describes how we used Wokwi simulation combined with Warp’s AI capabilities to iteratively solve a color mapping bug in the raylib ESP-IDF component, turning what could have been hours of trial-and-error into an efficient debugging workflow."
Excerpt, Juraj Michálek
Published Oct 24, 2025Espressif team porting Raylib graphics to ESP32 devices
Practitioner account, name and role on their organization's own page; structured test; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Name and role on their organization's own page; Ran a structured test; Specific details; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name on a page the person does not control; employer on a page the person does not control; role on a page the person does not control (Software Manager at Espressif Systems (Czech) s.r.o.)
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Ran a structured test
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-24, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, correctness: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Agent Execution: Positive
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Technical leadership
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Warp AI agent with vision and Wokwi simulation
Positive
divan, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Scripts I wrote that I use all the timeHacker News comment
Long-time Warp user who first disabled the AI, then came to use the agent mode regularly for hard-to-remember commands such as ffmpeg and network lookups.
Published Oct 23, 2025self-described: Warp user for a couple of years, toggling the agent with Cmd-I for one-off commands
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-23, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
spaghetti_beast, Reddit user
Terminal with GUI features like Warp?Reddit post, r/commandline
Likes Warp's command-and-output blocks, which can be filtered and copied with the command pinned while scrolling, but cannot use Warp at work because it is closed source.
Published Oct 21, 2025self-described: Cannot use Warp at work because it is closed source
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-21, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward, pending a recheck
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Needs a recheck
Positive
Roy Reshef, Software engineer
From IDE to ADE: Why My Terminal is My New Favorite ToolPersonal blog post, Medium
Terminal-centric engineer says Warp Code's agent, diff review panel and per-request model switching fit their AI workflow, showing it fixing a missing tool and writing Rust.
Published Oct 4, 2025self-described: Terminal-centric daily development, writing Rust
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-10-04, Warp Code, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance, C-relationship
Counts toward
Operational control, execution control: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Warp Code (agent, review panel, file editor), WARP.md
Mixed
KvotheBloodless, GitHub user
Mutiple user accountsGitHub issue
Asks for a way to switch between a work plan and a personal plan, because credits an employer pays for should not cover personal projects.
Published Sep 18, 2025self-described: Uses Warp for work on employer-paid credits and for personal projects
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-09-18, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern
- Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
Jack Herrington, Independent developer and YouTube educator
Is Warp Code The Best Terminal In 2025?Video, YouTube
Tries Warp's agent on the free plan with MCP, /init WARP.md and an image-to-form task, praises the results and model access, and finds agents cleaner inside the terminal.
"…between mode but it is doing agent style work. So it's actually running Claude Sonnet 4 and doing the kind of work that you would find in like a Claude code or in an open code one of those like right here in the terminal."
Transcript excerpt, at 3:10Partial support
Published Sep 8, 2025self-described: Free plan, testing on a TanStack Start app
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Operational control, Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Specific details; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, author profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-09-08, Claude Sonnet 4, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Operational control, models and deployment: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost transparency: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds)
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, task completion: repeats a stronger account in its group
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, context handling: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Free plan, Claude Sonnet 4 in agent mode
Mixed
jarrodspurrier, GitHub user at a game studio
Perforce support for Codebase Context and Code ReviewsGitHub issue
A game studio team will not commit to Warp over tools like Claude Code until Codebase Context and code review work with Perforce as they do with Git.
Published Sep 7, 2025self-described: Game studio team on Windows that uses Perforce for version control
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; opinion; not counted until substantiated How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Opinion; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Opinion, no use stated
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-09-07, needs a recheck
Not counted
Delivered outcomes, context handling: a lead (G0), counts toward nothing until substantiated
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Very small team
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
animex, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to productionHacker News comment
Found Warp a very competent coding tool and their daily driver until Claude Code with Opus 4, but says auto-detecting command vs prompt still crosses streams.
Published Sep 3, 2025self-described: Used Warp as their daily coding tool until Claude Code with Opus 4
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-09-03, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
Esophagus4, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to productionHacker News comment
Chooses Warp over other terminals for its AI integration; Claude Code is too slow to switch between plain commands and agent flows.
Published Sep 3, 2025self-described: Uses Warp because Esophagus4 can switch between commands and the agent quickly
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-09-03, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Negative
_1tem, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Agent-C: a 4KB AI agentHacker News comment
Installed Warp only for command help and saved launch configurations, but its latency on simple commands makes asking ChatGPT faster at times.
Published Aug 25, 2025self-described: Installed Warp for command help and saved launch configurations
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-25, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
TeckyTalkAI, YouTube channel reviewing AI coding tools
Warp AI Terminal - Can It Actually Fix Bugs in a Real App? (Honest Review)?Video, YouTube
Gives Warp's agent bug-fix follow-ups on an AI-built app; it reports all tasks done but links still break, and TeckyTalkAI prefers Augment Code while calling Warp a good alternative.
"…asked also some URL were not clickable. especially in the navbar in the CTA the call to action and in the footer. So what I asked the I and eventually it completed the task well one to ensure that all links in…"
Transcript excerpt, at 0:53Partial support
Published Aug 24, 2025self-described: Event-listing web app built with AI in a previous video
Practitioner account, self-described; structured test; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Ran a structured test; Artifact checked (transcript); Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, author profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Ran a structured test
Support
2 artifacts (transcript)
Date and version
2025-08-24, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, correctness: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Talks & Videos
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Negative
ykurtov, Hacker News commenter
Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentHacker News post
Got an unrequested LLM fix suggestion after a failed test, learned Active AI sends session output to LLMs, and uninstalled Warp over the breach of trust.
Published Aug 19, 2025self-described: Former daily Warp user who removed it after seeing session output sent to an LLM
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Operational control How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Artifact checked (vendor reply); Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
1 artifact (vendor reply)
Date and version
2025-08-19, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Operational control, data control: unfavorable, G3 (3 units before bounds)
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Active AI (Prompt Suggestions, Next Command)
Mixed
dfltr, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentHacker News comment
Asks for a Warp replacement. Currently uses Warp and finds its history- and context-aware autocomplete nice, but doesn't use any of the new agentic features.
Published Aug 19, 2025self-described: Uses Warp's history-aware autocomplete and none of the agent features
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-19, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Overall signal
- Terminal Experience: Positive
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
beacon473, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentHacker News comment
Calls Warp magic for Linux sysadmin work over SSH on a home server, while saying Claude Code beats it for writing software.
Published Aug 19, 2025self-described: Home server administration
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-19, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: mixed, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
lexarflash8g, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Claudia, desktop companion for Claude CodeHacker News comment
Uses Warp as a coding agent with models beyond Anthropic's and finds it fast next to Cursor, but it cannot pull context from several repositories at once.
Published Aug 18, 2025self-described: Uses Warp as their coding agent, compared with Cursor
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-18, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, context handling: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, setup: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Not counted
Operational control, models and deployment: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Negative
Danny Smith, Developer
Switching to Ghostty Terminal (OMG)Personal blog post, danny.is
After about three years on Warp, the author left for Ghostty, fed up with Warp turning the terminal into an AI everything-machine that hijacked a mistyped command.
Published Aug 18, 2025self-described: Solo, macOS
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Adoption and upkeep How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-18, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Adoption and upkeep, continuity: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Mixed
lightbendover, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Qodo CLI agent scores 71.2% on SWE-bench VerifiedHacker News comment
Trying Warp convinced them agents would replace the terminal, but it felt too heavy and lightbendover stopped using it.
Published Aug 12, 2025self-described: Tried Warp as an agent that replaces the terminal
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-08-12, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
falcor84, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: AI is a floor raiser, not a ceiling raiserHacker News comment
Uses Warp's agent heavily; it often one-shots decent PRs on low to medium difficulty tasks, though most work still needs pairing with it.
Published Jul 31, 2025self-described: Own development work, pairing with Warp's agent on low- to medium-difficulty tasks
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-07-31, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: mixed, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Negative
MistermanX, Hacker News commenter
Warp.dev Terminal - Overpriced, Buggy, and AI-Sabotaged My CodeHacker News post
Exhausted Business plan usage in three days, was billed for overage, and says the LITE fallback broke working code and corrupted scripts.
Published Jul 27, 2025self-described: Own bots and scripts, on the Business plan
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes, Cost predictability and limits How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; Customer of Warp; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months; Specific details
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
customer (self disclosed)
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-07-27, Business Plan; LITE, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, limits in practice: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Counts toward
Cost predictability and limits, cost predictability: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds), capped: C-relevance
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, correctness: unfavorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Not counted
Reliability, run stability: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Business Plan, then the LITE fallback after hitting limits
Mixed
mritchie712, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: You can now disable all AI features in ZedHacker News comment
Calls Warp a solid terminal but says Claude Code is so good that the author doesn't need the terminal trying to do something similar without being asked.
Published Jul 23, 2025self-described: Uses Claude Code as their agent
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, repeats a stronger account How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-07-23, needs a recheck
Not counted
Operational control, execution control: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
Kieran Klaassen, general manager of Cora at Every
How I Use Claude Code to Ship Like a Team of FiveCompany publication post, Every (Source Code)
The general manager of Cora at Every runs four Claude Code agents in parallel inside Warp, each on its own git worktree of the Cora codebase. Claude Code is his main coding tool, and Warp is the terminal that hosts the agents.
"Running four parallel Claude Code agents in Warp, an AI-enabled terminal, doing different work at the same time."
Excerpt, Kieran Klaassen
Published Jul 16, 2025Builds Cora, Every's AI email assistant, with parallel Claude Code agents on separate git worktrees
Practitioner account, name and role on their organization's own page; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Name and role on their organization's own page; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name on a page the person does not control; employer on a page the person does not control; role on a page the person does not control (Member of Frontier Team)
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-07-16, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 31, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
- Warp as the home for other agents
- Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Technical leadership
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Observed on
Claude Code running in Warp, July 2025
Positive
toddmorey, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Show HN: FFmpeg in plain English, LLM-assisted FFmpeg in the browserHacker News comment
In agent mode toddmorey describes a conversion, approves the generated FFmpeg commands before they run, and uses it often for video and image batches.
Published Jul 14, 2025self-described: Media conversion work: video formats and batches of TIFF files
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-07-14, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G1 (1 unit before bounds)
Not counted
Operational control, execution control: repeats a stronger account in its group
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
nsonha, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Ask HN: What useful AI tools do you use every day?Hacker News comment
Uses Warp because they can't remember many commands, noting that copilot in the terminal works too but loses agent mode. Looks forward to trying Warp's v2, released that day, as a free Claude Code.
Published Jun 25, 2025self-described: Uses Warp alongside VS Code Copilot and Cursor
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-06-25, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Still applicable
Positive
Sanu Khan, tech lead and cloud architect
How Warp Terminal Saved Me from a Git Disaster (With Just One Prompt)Personal blog post, dev.to
Author typed one natural language prompt in Warp mid-rebase and got step-by-step git commands to reset their branch to the remote.
Published May 8, 2025self-described: Recovering a branch in the middle of a Git rebase
Practitioner account, self-described; direct use; counts toward Delivered outcomes How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Self-described; Used it directly; Artifact checked (transcript); Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Name self-described; employer unknown; role unknown
Relationship
Checked only from the record itself; an outside check is open
How they know
Used it directly
Support
1 artifact (transcript)
Date and version
2025-05-08, needs a recheck
Counts toward
Delivered outcomes, task completion: favorable, G2 (2 units before bounds), capped: C-relationship
Checked Oct 30, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward, pending a recheck
- Overall signal
- Command Help: Positive
Published on
Engineering Blogs & Reviews
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Needs a recheck
Positive
desireco42, Hacker News commenter
Comment on: Trying out Zed after more than a decade of Vim/NeovimHacker News comment
Thought nothing could pry Neovim and iTerm away, then tried Zed and Warp around the same time, switched just to keep things interesting and didn't go back.
Published Jan 25, 2025self-described: Long-time Neovim and iTerm user
Practitioner account, pseudonymous; direct use; not counted, takes no position How GILD checked it
Origin
Published practitioner account
Checked
Pseudonymous; No tie to Warp found in GILD's check; Used it directly; Needs recheck after 12 months
Role
Pseudonymous account; identity not pursued
Relationship
No tie to Warp found in GILD's check (byline, content disclosure, platform api profile); that is not proof none exists
How they know
Used it directly
Support
No artifact or independent corroboration recorded
Date and version
2025-01-25, needs a recheck
Not counted
no aspect: excluded, takes no position on any assessed aspect
Checked Oct 29, 2026 under gild-policy/1.0.0. The scorecard
Counts toward, pending a recheck
- Overall signal
- Terminal Experience: Positive
Published on
Developer Communities & Issue Trackers
Who
Individual practitioner
Evidence
Reported
Applies to
Needs a recheck

Product documentation 17

Pages from Warp, used to check facts for every group.

Agents overview
Describes the Warp Agent in the app, the Warp Agent CLI, and cloud agents. Each runs commands in a real terminal with approvals and diff review, and the page notes that AI features can be turned off entirely.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Warp Agent CLI overview
Documents the warp command that runs the Warp Agent in any terminal emulator or over SSH, with inline approvals, persistent conversations, and cloud handoff.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Third-party CLI agents overview
Lists the 16 CLI agents Warp detects, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Droid, and the rich input, notifications, and review it adds to them.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Agent model choice
Lists the OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and open-weight models available to the agent and four Auto modes that pick a model per task.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Profiles & Permissions
Documents per-profile autonomy levels, a command allowlist, a denylist that forces approval for rm, curl, wget, and eval by default, and Run until completion.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Rules for agents
Explains global rules in Warp Drive and project rules in AGENTS.md or WARP.md, with the most specific file taking precedence.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Codebase Context
Explains indexing of Git-tracked repositories into embeddings without storing code on Warp's servers, with file limits that vary by plan.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Plans, pricing, and refunds
Lists the Free, Build, Max, Business, and Enterprise plans, monthly included usage that does not roll over, and purchased usage that lasts 12 months.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Usage and billing
Explains inference, compute, and platform charges, dollar and credit billing units, and that Warp-provided inference on paid self-serve plans is priced at public API rates.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Platform usage
Defines agent-hour charges for cloud runs and for local runs on Business and Enterprise with customer-supplied inference, and the BYOK limit of 10 employees.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Privacy and data control
Lists every telemetry event, explains how to opt out, and notes the client source is published under AGPL v3.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Security overview
Describes zero data retention with contracted model providers, data collection off by default on Business and Enterprise, and admin enforcement of telemetry settings.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Secret Redaction
Documents regex-based masking of secrets and personal data before content reaches Warp's servers or a model provider; it is off by default.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Cloud agents overview
Describes cloud agents run from events, schedules, and integrations on Warp-hosted or self-hosted infrastructure, with transcripts and shareable sessions.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Harnesses in the Automation Platform
Documents running Claude Code and Codex as cloud agents alongside the Warp Agent, on a paid plan, with the provider billing inference.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Warp Factories overview
Describes factories: teams of cloud agents that triage, spec, implement, and review work from Slack, GitHub, Linear, or Jira and return pull requests without merging them.
Checked Oct 12, 2026
Changelog 2026
Records weekly releases, including the open sourcing of the client on April 27, 2026 and Warp Factories entering early access on August 27, 2026.
Checked Oct 12, 2026

Source index

Provenance at a glance

Every source GILD read, with the original address and the context used to count it. Open a finding to filter the full cards above. On smaller screens the index lists each source once by name, cohort and date; its full record above carries the address, context and findings.

Provenance for every analyzed Signals source
Source	Original URL	Author and context	Who	Published	Review date	Applies	Findings
Windows: Codebase indexing opens a handle on every changed file in an indexed repo, so other programs' file replaces fail with "Access is denied" (os error 5)ID sx-02 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/16616	EthanHipps, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warpself-described: Rust project on Windows 11 with Warp Codebase Context on	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 22, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Windows: git branch/diff prompt segments spawn a new pwsh.exe every 1-2s per tab, causing system-wide CPU spikes (regression)ID sx-03 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/16614	jrb-untether, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warpself-described: Windows 11 laptop with endpoint security scanning, PowerShell 7 tabs in git repositories	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 22, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Trivial MCP access answer costs 35.56 credits: 50k-token cache write; 104.7-credit conversation dominated by cache writesID sx-04 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/16521	coopy, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warpself-described: Warp Agent with Linear and Slack MCP servers connected	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 17, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Show HN: Proc-stats - a task manager for Claude Code sessionsID dc-49 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50047442	dragosmocrii, Hacker News commenterself-described: Runs Claude Code in a dev-container	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 11, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Connected ChatGPT plan never used: no GPT model selectable, Auto always burns Warp creditsID dc-48 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/16222	RowboTony, Warp user filing a GitHub issueself-described: macOS, ChatGPT Pro plan connected	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 1, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Model Choice: Mixed or negative Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Team-scoped managed secrets not injected into any cloud agent run since 2026-08-27 (zero secrets in env, every trigger path)ID dc-47 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/16117	ChrisCMO, GitHub userself-described: Team running seven scheduled production agents on Warp's cloud agents	Very small team	Published Sep 22, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Show HN: Godot and Rust based multiplexer (terminal panes and more)ID dc-46 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49693091	railka, Hacker News commenterself-described: Has used Warp, Ghostty with Herdr, and tty7; works over SSH	Individual practitioner	Published Sep 14, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Mixed or negative Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Warp Terminal Tutorial - Use AI Agents In Your Terminal With Your Own API KeyID tc-08 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-sh4L3n0qM	Sudarshan Koirala (Data Science Basics), Data science and AI YouTube educatorself-described: Solo, macOS, a small Python project	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 30, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Agent Execution: Positive Model Choice: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Discussed without concern
My dev setupID ir-11 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	dev.to/4thwithme/my-dev-setup-3p29	Andrii Popenko, engineering managerself-described: Works with Slack, PR review and JIRA; Claude Code about half the week	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 23, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Discussed without concern Warp as the home for other agents Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: The Warp Agent CLIID dc-45 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49173316	ArvidSu, Hacker News commenterself-described: Former Warp user now trying Ghostty	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 4, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Command Help: Positive
The Spice Must Flow: Warp, Ghostty, Zellij, and Theming My Terminal Like ArrakisID ir-10 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	kingskode.dev/posts/the-spice-must-flow	King'sKode, Developer, Claude Max subscriberself-described: Solo, macOS, Claude Code sessions	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 22, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Model Choice: Mixed or negative Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
From Warp to Kitty: An IME Freeze That Forced a Terminal MigrationID ir-08 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	blog.chuanxilu.net/en/posts/2026/07/from-warp-to-kitty/	Alex Wang, Developerself-described: Solo, macOS, 5-6 OpenCode sessions daily	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 10, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
The Underappreciation and Rebirth of WarpID ir-09 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	dev.to/stevengonsalvez/the-underappreciation-and-rebirth-of-warp-9e8	Steven Gonsalvez, Developer, builds the agents-in-a-box TUIself-described: Solo, runs Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI sessions across worktrees in Warp	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 10, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Discussed without concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Our Favourite Terminal Just Became Open Source!ID tc-07 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVaJyxjr4zI	Samuel Gregory and Kabarza (Cmd+AI), Web developer (Samuel Gregory) and web designer (Kabarza), hosts of the weekly Cmd+AI showself-described: Two-person web design and development practice	Individual practitioner	Published May 14, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Discussed without concern AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern
Warp Just Open Sourced. Your Data Still Isn't Yours.ID tc-06 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=-om92I7NbPk	Daniel Jindoo, Creator who runs a local-AI builder community; says they formerly ran an AI info businessself-described: Free plan, a test project with an AGENTS.md file	Individual practitioner	Published May 8, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-44 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47970102	KetoManx64, Hacker News commenterself-described: Blocks app network access with OpenSnitch	Individual practitioner	Published May 1, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-41 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47947780	Bayart, Hacker News commenterself-described: Company pays for Claude; also uses Zed	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 29, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-42 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47947878	hbn, Hacker News commenterself-described: Chose Warp for standard text-editing shortcuts; avoids it on their work machine	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 29, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-43 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47948745	SuperV1234, Hacker News commenterself-described: First-time Warp user	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 29, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-34 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	lobste.rs/s/ccbjxb/warp_is_now_open_source#c_yminqz	kingmob, Lobsters commenter, long-term Warp userself-described: Long-term Warp user with custom keybindings	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-35 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47937170	miav, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp's shell wrapping to edit long commands in place	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-36 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47940202	throwatdem12311, Hacker News commenterself-described: Employer pays for Claude Max	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-37 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47941263	morgango, Hacker News commenterself-described: Paying Warp user	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-38 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47942067	drakenot, Hacker News commenterself-described: Former paying customer who used warpified SSH sessions	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Mixed or negative AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-39 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47942149	jdejean, Hacker News commenterself-described: Daily Warp user for over a year with workflow scripts, until jdejean uninstalled it	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp is now open-sourceID dc-40 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47942465	meowface, Hacker News commenterself-described: Runs Codex and Claude Code in Warp tabs	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 28, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents
Comment on: Parallel agents in ZedID dc-33 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47871550	dewey, Hacker News commenterself-described: Server maintenance over SSH	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 23, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Mixed or negative Command Help: Positive
Warp \| Technology Radar \| ThoughtworksID sx-01 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	www.thoughtworks.com/radar/tools/warp	Thoughtworks, global software consultancy, in its Technology Radarself-described: Assessment drawn from Thoughtworks delivery teams running coding agents such as Claude Code	Technical leadership	Published Apr 15, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Warp as the home for other agents
Part 1: The Architecture & The Agent - Spec-Driven ML Development With WarpID ir-07 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	dev.to/syamaner/part-1-the-architecture-the-agent-spec-driven-ml-development-with-warpoz-3al6	Sertan Yamaner, engineering leader, on a personal projectself-described: Solo side project: coffee first-crack audio detector for Raspberry Pi	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 14, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Output Needs Review: Discussed without concern Needs Close Steering: Discussed without concern Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp's agent is primary
Warp isn't really a terminal anymore, and I tried its new agentic coding modeID ir-06 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	www.xda-developers.com/warp-isnt-terminal-tried-new-agentic-coding-mode/	Anurag Singh, XDA contributorself-described: Testing Warp's agentic coding mode for XDA Developers	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 10, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Discussed without concern
4 Warp features that make Claude Code easier (not the AI ones)ID tc-05 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=lblwizoqKPU	Louise Lo, Knowledge worker using Claude Code (cleverest.me)self-described: Solo knowledge work: notes, website copy, diagrams, a fitness app	Individual practitioner	Published Apr 8, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Emacs and Vim in the Age of AIID dc-32 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47374385	komali2, Hacker News commenterself-described: Long-time Emacs user doing web development	Individual practitioner	Published Mar 14, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Needs Close Steering: Discussed without concern
Why I Switched to Warp as My Developer Terminal (2026)ID ir-05 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	www.nthandev.com/posts/why-i-use-warp-terminal/	Nathan, Developerself-described: Solo, VS Code plus Claude Code CLI	Individual practitioner	Published Mar 2, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Hacker News.love, 22 projects Hacker News didn't loveID dc-31 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47126760	nailer, Hacker News commenterself-described: Daily Warp user who keeps a separate editor	Individual practitioner	Published Feb 23, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern
I code a little tool for WARP-like AI command generation for any ZSH terminalID dc-30 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/1r7lvuw/i_code_a_little_tool_for_warplike_ai_command/	Kot4san, Reddit userself-described: Zsh with Oh My Zsh; used Warp mainly for AI command generation	Individual practitioner	Published Feb 17, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Command Help: Positive Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
6 reasons why Warp is the GOAT terminalID tc-04 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQPd7_11wXc	Nick Olson Codes, Developer and YouTube creatorself-described: Daily terminal use, reviewed on their YouTube channel	Individual practitioner	Published Feb 5, 2026	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Current	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive
Code is constantly removed by other warpsID dc-29 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/8296	rauldeheer, Warp user filing a GitHub issueself-described: Runs several Warp agents at once on macOS	Individual practitioner	Published Dec 18, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Vibe Coding With WarpID tc-03 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7aP90K-r0o	BridgeMind, Daily live-streaming developer, first-time Warp userself-described: Solo project (View Creator), 79 days in	Individual practitioner	Published Dec 10, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Warp Terminal Doing a Pricing Shock for Canadian Users - 10× Increase on CreditsID dc-27 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46014180	osmosismartini, Hacker News commenterself-described: Canadian individual user	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 22, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp Terminal Doing a Pricing Shock for Canadian Users, 10x Increase on CreditsID dc-28 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46014483	billconan, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp's AI only for long chained commands	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 22, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive
Constant MistakesID dc-26 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/8118	theonealgo, Warp user filing a GitHub issueself-described: Building a small app (SportStatsAPI project)	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 20, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern Output Needs Review: Raised as a concern Needs Close Steering: Raised as a concern
Warp IDE over SSHID ld-03 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/8060	William Suriaputra, on a team rolling out Warp at Cognitive Systems Corporationself-described: Company rolling out Warp to a team that does most of its development on remote machines through VS Code Remote SSH	Professional team	Published Nov 15, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
What terminal emulator do you use daily, and how do you use it? Anyone using AI-powered tools?ID dc-25 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/1ou1a7m/what_terminal_emulator_do_you_use_daily_and_how/	Past_Comment1824, Reddit userself-described: Switched from iTerm2 after years of use	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 11, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
What I Love About My Warp TerminalID ir-04 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	spin.atomicobject.com/i-love-my-warp-terminal/	Jacob Williams, developer at Atomic Objectself-described: Atomic Object consultancy; shares live terminal sessions with coworkers and client teams	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 11, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-24 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45780739	djfdat, Hacker News commenterself-described: Spends most of their time in GUI apps; runs web projects in VS Code and uses Warp for side tasks	Individual practitioner	Published Nov 1, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Command Help: Positive
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-19 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45772642	smokeydoe, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses WSL and SSH connections	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-20 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45772727	stupeo, Hacker News commenterself-described: Pro plan user for several months, under 1,000 credits a month	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-21 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45773003	pier25, Hacker News commenterself-described: Went back to iTerm after Warp regularly used more than 1 GB of RAM	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-22 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45773013	ahuth, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp as a terminal and pays for no AI features	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
Comment on: Warp Terminal changes pricing modelID dc-23 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45773083	bdcravens, Hacker News commenterself-described: Pays US$20 a month; also uses Claude Code and Codex	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern
Debugging Embedded Graphics with Wokwi and AI: Solving a Raylib Color Mapping on ESP32ID ld-02 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	developer.espressif.com/blog/2025/10/debugging-embedded-graphics-with-wokwi-and-ai/	Juraj Michálek, Software Manager at Espressif Systems (Czech) s.r.o.Espressif team porting Raylib graphics to ESP32 devices	Technical leadership	Published Oct 24, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive
Comment on: Scripts I wrote that I use all the timeID dc-18 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45681039	divan, Hacker News commenterself-described: Warp user for a couple of years, toggling the agent with Cmd-I for one-off commands	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 23, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Agent Execution: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Terminal with GUI features like Warp?ID dc-17 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/1ocl25h/terminal_with_gui_features_like_warp/	spaghetti_beast, Reddit userself-described: Cannot use Warp at work because it is closed source	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 21, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Needs a recheck	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
From IDE to ADE: Why My Terminal is My New Favorite ToolID ir-03 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	medium.com/@reshef.roy/from-ide-to-ade-why-my-terminal-is-my-new-favorite-tool-a4390c664683	Roy Reshef, Software engineerself-described: Terminal-centric daily development, writing Rust	Individual practitioner	Published Oct 4, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Agent Execution: Positive Model Choice: Positive Agents belong in the terminal Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Mutiple user accountsID dc-16 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/7498	KvotheBloodless, GitHub userself-described: Uses Warp for work on employer-paid credits and for personal projects	Individual practitioner	Published Sep 18, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Is Warp Code The Best Terminal In 2025?ID tc-02 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1WlMuFR1NM	Jack Herrington, Independent developer and YouTube educatorself-described: Free plan, testing on a TanStack Start app	Individual practitioner	Published Sep 8, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Model Choice: Positive Usage / Cost: Discussed without concern Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Discussed without concern Agents belong in the terminal
Perforce support for Codebase Context and Code ReviewsID dc-15 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	github.com/warpdotdev/warp/issues/7348	jarrodspurrier, GitHub user at a game studioself-described: Game studio team on Windows that uses Perforce for version control	Very small team	Published Sep 7, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Shell & Workflow Compatibility: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to productionID dc-13 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45117423	animex, Hacker News commenterself-described: Used Warp as their daily coding tool until Claude Code with Opus 4	Individual practitioner	Published Sep 3, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Mixed or negative Agent Execution: Positive
Comment on: Warp Code: the fastest way from prompt to productionID dc-14 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45117884	Esophagus4, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp because Esophagus4 can switch between commands and the agent quickly	Individual practitioner	Published Sep 3, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agents belong in the terminal Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Comment on: Agent-C: a 4KB AI agentID dc-12 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45013148	_1tem, Hacker News commenterself-described: Installed Warp for command help and saved launch configurations	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 25, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Mixed or negative Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern
Warp AI Terminal - Can It Actually Fix Bugs in a Real App? (Honest Review)?ID tc-01 \| Talks & Videos	www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBgaXJ6oXxA	TeckyTalkAI, YouTube channel reviewing AI coding toolsself-described: Event-listing web app built with AI in a previous video	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 24, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Output Needs Review: Raised as a concern
Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentID dc-09 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44953470	ykurtov, Hacker News commenterself-described: Former daily Warp user who removed it after seeing session output sent to an LLM	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 19, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Privacy, Telemetry & Accounts: Raised as a concern
Comment on: Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentID dc-10 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44954902	dfltr, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp's history-aware autocomplete and none of the agent features	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 19, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive
Comment on: Warp sends a terminal session to LLM without user consentID dc-11 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44956032	beacon473, Hacker News commenterself-described: Home server administration	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 19, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Claudia, desktop companion for Claude CodeID dc-08 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44945939	lexarflash8g, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp as their coding agent, compared with Cursor	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 18, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Model Choice: Positive Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp's agent is primary
Switching to Ghostty Terminal (OMG)ID ir-02 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	danny.is/notes/ghostty-terminal/	Danny Smith, Developerself-described: Solo, macOS	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 18, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Mixed or negative AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
Comment on: Qodo CLI agent scores 71.2% on SWE-bench VerifiedID dc-07 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44875640	lightbendover, Hacker News commenterself-described: Tried Warp as an agent that replaces the terminal	Individual practitioner	Published Aug 12, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Performance & Bugs: Raised as a concern Agents belong in the terminal
Comment on: AI is a floor raiser, not a ceiling raiserID dc-06 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44749367	falcor84, Hacker News commenterself-described: Own development work, pairing with Warp's agent on low- to medium-difficulty tasks	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 31, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Positive Output Needs Review: Discussed without concern Needs Close Steering: Raised as a concern Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp's agent is primary
Warp.dev Terminal - Overpriced, Buggy, and AI-Sabotaged My CodeID dc-05 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44704043	MistermanX, Hacker News commenterself-described: Own bots and scripts, on the Business plan	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 27, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Agent Execution: Mixed or negative Usage / Cost: Raised as a concern Output Needs Review: Raised as a concern
Comment on: You can now disable all AI features in ZedID dc-04 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44662129	mritchie712, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Claude Code as their agent	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 23, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive AI Crowding the Terminal: Raised as a concern Warp as the home for other agents Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants a plain terminal
How I Use Claude Code to Ship Like a Team of FiveID ld-01 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	every.to/source-code/how-i-use-claude-code-to-ship-like-a-team-of-five	Kieran Klaassen, general manager of Cora at EveryBuilds Cora, Every's AI email assistant, with parallel Claude Code agents on separate git worktrees	Technical leadership	Published Jul 16, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Warp as the home for other agents Is Warp's own agent a builder's main coding agent, or is Warp the terminal around another one?: Warp is the terminal
Comment on: Show HN: FFmpeg in plain English, LLM-assisted FFmpeg in the browserID dc-03 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44556100	toddmorey, Hacker News commenterself-described: Media conversion work: video formats and batches of TIFF files	Individual practitioner	Published Jul 14, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Output Needs Review: Discussed without concern Needs Close Steering: Discussed without concern Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
Comment on: Ask HN: What useful AI tools do you use every day?ID dc-02 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44374577	nsonha, Hacker News commenterself-described: Uses Warp alongside VS Code Copilot and Cursor	Individual practitioner	Published Jun 25, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Still applicable	Overall signal Command Help: Positive Should a terminal have AI built in at all?: Wants it built in
How Warp Terminal Saved Me from a Git Disaster (With Just One Prompt)ID ir-01 \| Engineering Blogs & Reviews	dev.to/sanukhandev/how-warp-terminal-saved-me-from-a-git-disaster-with-just-one-prompt-3fge	Sanu Khan, tech lead and cloud architectself-described: Recovering a branch in the middle of a Git rebase	Individual practitioner	Published May 8, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Needs a recheck	Overall signal Command Help: Positive
Comment on: Trying out Zed after more than a decade of Vim/NeovimID dc-01 \| Developer Communities & Issue Trackers	news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42818353	desireco42, Hacker News commenterself-described: Long-time Neovim and iTerm user	Individual practitioner	Published Jan 25, 2025	Assessment reviewed Nov 1, 2026	Needs a recheck	Overall signal Terminal Experience: Positive
Agents overviewID pd-01 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Warp Agent CLI overviewID pd-02 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/cli/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Third-party CLI agents overviewID pd-03 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/cli-agents/overview/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Agent model choiceID pd-04 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/inference/model-choice/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Profiles & PermissionsID pd-05 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/capabilities/agent-profiles-permissions/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Rules for agentsID pd-06 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/capabilities/rules/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Codebase ContextID pd-07 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/agents/capabilities/codebase-context/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Plans, pricing, and refundsID pd-08 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/support-and-community/plans-and-billing/plans-pricing-refunds/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Usage and billingID pd-09 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/support-and-community/plans-and-billing/credits/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Platform usageID pd-10 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/support-and-community/plans-and-billing/platform-credits/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Privacy and data controlID pd-11 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/support-and-community/privacy-and-security/privacy/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Security overviewID pd-12 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/enterprise/security-and-compliance/security-overview/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Secret RedactionID pd-13 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/support-and-community/privacy-and-security/secret-redaction/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Cloud agents overviewID pd-14 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/platform/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Harnesses in the Automation PlatformID pd-15 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/platform/harnesses/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Warp Factories overviewID pd-16 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/factories/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only
Changelog 2026ID pd-17 \| Product Documentation	docs.warp.dev/changelog/2026/	WarpOfficial	Not counted (documentation)	No date stated	Documentation checked Oct 12, 2026	Current	Verification only

EthanHipps, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp

jrb-untether, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp

coopy, GitHub user filing an issue against warpdotdev/warp

dragosmocrii, Hacker News commenter

RowboTony, Warp user filing a GitHub issue

ChrisCMO, GitHub user

railka, Hacker News commenter

Sudarshan Koirala (Data Science Basics), Data science and AI YouTube educator

Andrii Popenko, engineering manager

ArvidSu, Hacker News commenter

King'sKode, Developer, Claude Max subscriber

Alex Wang, Developer

Steven Gonsalvez, Developer, builds the agents-in-a-box TUI

Samuel Gregory and Kabarza (Cmd+AI), Web developer (Samuel Gregory) and web designer (Kabarza), hosts of the weekly Cmd+AI show

Daniel Jindoo, Creator who runs a local-AI builder community; says they formerly ran an AI info business

KetoManx64, Hacker News commenter

Bayart, Hacker News commenter

hbn, Hacker News commenter

SuperV1234, Hacker News commenter

kingmob, Lobsters commenter, long-term Warp user

miav, Hacker News commenter

throwatdem12311, Hacker News commenter

morgango, Hacker News commenter

drakenot, Hacker News commenter

jdejean, Hacker News commenter

meowface, Hacker News commenter

dewey, Hacker News commenter

Thoughtworks, global software consultancy, in its Technology Radar

Sertan Yamaner, engineering leader, on a personal project

Anurag Singh, XDA contributor

Louise Lo, Knowledge worker using Claude Code (cleverest.me)

komali2, Hacker News commenter

Nathan, Developer

nailer, Hacker News commenter

Kot4san, Reddit user

Nick Olson Codes, Developer and YouTube creator

rauldeheer, Warp user filing a GitHub issue

BridgeMind, Daily live-streaming developer, first-time Warp user

osmosismartini, Hacker News commenter

billconan, Hacker News commenter

theonealgo, Warp user filing a GitHub issue

William Suriaputra, on a team rolling out Warp at Cognitive Systems Corporation

Past_Comment1824, Reddit user

Jacob Williams, developer at Atomic Object

djfdat, Hacker News commenter

smokeydoe, Hacker News commenter

stupeo, Hacker News commenter

pier25, Hacker News commenter

ahuth, Hacker News commenter

bdcravens, Hacker News commenter

Juraj Michálek, Software Manager at Espressif Systems (Czech) s.r.o.

divan, Hacker News commenter

spaghetti_beast, Reddit user

Roy Reshef, Software engineer

KvotheBloodless, GitHub user

Jack Herrington, Independent developer and YouTube educator

jarrodspurrier, GitHub user at a game studio

animex, Hacker News commenter

Esophagus4, Hacker News commenter

_1tem, Hacker News commenter

TeckyTalkAI, YouTube channel reviewing AI coding tools

ykurtov, Hacker News commenter

dfltr, Hacker News commenter

beacon473, Hacker News commenter

lexarflash8g, Hacker News commenter

Danny Smith, Developer

lightbendover, Hacker News commenter

falcor84, Hacker News commenter

MistermanX, Hacker News commenter

mritchie712, Hacker News commenter

Kieran Klaassen, general manager of Cora at Every

toddmorey, Hacker News commenter

nsonha, Hacker News commenter

Sanu Khan, tech lead and cloud architect

desireco42, Hacker News commenter