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Introducing Warp Factories Warp Factories provide flexible, open infrastructure for companies building cloud software factories. For engineering leaders, this infrastructure helps measure and impro…
@zachlloydtweets·Aug 18, 2026↗
Introducing Agent Memory: shared context that helps agents remember what works across conversations. ✅ Cross-harness: Claude Code, Codex, Warp Agent ✅ Cross-team: learns across everyone’s sessions ✅…
@warpdotdev·Jun 4, 2026↗
YES-CODE An entire category of software, "no-code", was built under the presumption that code is expensive, difficult, and scarce. Coding agents have forever changed the equation. Code is now cheap…
@rauchg·Jun 3, 2026↗
https://t.co/v85JmbniEg
@ChrisMuccioli·Jun 2, 2026↗
After open-sourcing the terminal, we started asking... what else should we open-source? Well, now we've open-sourced our docs. Docs lead @hongyichen wrote about how we migrated from a CMS to a GitH…
@warpdotdev·May 4, 2026↗
https://t.co/cjyoRlzgxO
@zachlloydtweets·Apr 28, 2026↗
Warp is now open-source. https://t.co/xaJ4BWxbxr
@warpdotdev·Apr 28, 2026↗
Introducing the Warp CLI — a new way to use Warp’s agents. Use the CLI to build custom integrations, use Warp on remote machines, trigger it when CI fails, or build your own Slack integrations: htt…
@warpdotdev·Sep 26, 2025↗
@csaba_kissi @warpdotdev do it! I’m a big fan of Warp just haven’t had time to do as much as I want with it and context switching is hard
@iannuttall·Sep 1, 2025↗