The brand-new Warp 2.0 no longer wants to be just an AI-powered terminal. The Warp team appears to be taking inspiration from Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex CLI. Both AI-driven coding tools target devs who prefer to code in a terminal instead of working in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Zach Lloyd, Warp's CEO, is eager to join the AI agent race, believing that features like the Agent Management Panel, diffs, and a built-in editor can transform a CLI tool into a vibe coding platform or what he calls an Agentic Development Environment (ADE).

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Warp, the top terminal app with AI support, has introduced new features in its GA release, including MCP support and Refine for AI responses. The Preview release now allows image uploads and the saving of reusable AI prompts. I also found a few new features that weren’t mentioned in the Launch Log 3 post.

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