Warp and the future of the terminal
summary
A new terminal rebuilds the runtime around GPU-accelerated Rust and groups each command with its output into command blocks that are copyable, permalinkable and shareable; input supports multi-cursor editing, VS Code–like completions with inline docs and autosuggestions, plus a workflows library and Codex-powered natural-language→command generation. Mac-only beta today, Linux and web mentioned next, Windows later. Cloud features planned: history sync, real-time collaborative sessions, team/enterprise controls; core client is not yet fully open source.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Warp introduction
- 1:07Why build new terminal
- 3:34Traditional terminal problems
- 8:05Terminal worth improving
- 10:32Warp performance
- 11:59Live Warp demo
- 15:09Future for users
- 16:32Terminal data visualization
- 17:15Cloud sync and collaboration
- 17:56Shareable interactive commands
- 18:38Terminal notebooks
- 19:19Warp pricing
- 21:47Warp security
- 23:54Windows/Linux timeline
- 24:37VS Code integration
- 25:39Warp accessibility
- 27:07Is Warp open source or closed source
- 28:33Community next steps
