how to use warp ai

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What it is

Warp started as a reimagined terminal with IDE-style editing and shareable blocks, then in 2024–2025 it pivoted hard into Agent Mode — a terminal that can plan, run, and review shell work on your behalf while still giving you the raw pty underneath.

Install / sign up

Each command in Warp is a block: input, output, exit code, and metadata. The AI sits beside the prompt — press # or ctrl-\` to ask questions, and switch to Agent Mode to let Warp execute multi-step tasks. It also ships Workflows (parameterised command snippets) and a team-shared Notebook for runbooks.

First session

Open Warp and hit # to type a natural-language request. Warp suggests a command, shows a dry explanation, and waits for you to press enter. Agent Mode (cmd-I) goes further: it plans steps, runs them, reads output, and iterates.

Everyday workflows

Warp sends command context to its cloud for AI features; enterprise plans offer zero-retention and BYO-key if that matters. Turn on command redaction in Settings to strip tokens before anything leaves your machine.

Gotchas and tips

Agent Mode is powerful but not infallible — keep destructive commands (rm, DROP, terraform apply) gated behind the confirm prompt, which is on by default. If zsh plugins misbehave, try Warp’s built-in shell mode before blaming the agent.

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