Highlights:
The Warp Agent is now available as a standalone CLI that you can use anywhere – Ghostty, iTerm 2, VS Code, built-in Windows and Mac Terminals – and provides a superior experience for developers who do heavy terminal workflows
that you can use anywhere – Ghostty, iTerm 2, VS Code, built-in Windows and Mac Terminals – and provides a superior experience for developers who do heavy terminal workflows The agent itself has built-in model-routing capabilities , comes with frontier and US-hosted open-weight models built in, and can even be customized with custom model routers.
, comes with frontier and US-hosted open-weight models built in, and can even be customized with custom model routers. The CLI has native support for advanced agent workflows , like multi-agent orchestration and cloud agents.
, like multi-agent orchestration and cloud agents. The CLI is built on Warp’s terminal infrastructure, which allows it to mux agent sessions natively – this unlocks capabilities beyond what is possible in other agents.
Today we are excited to launch the Warp Agent CLI, a new standalone CLI that lets you use the Warp Agent anywhere. It’s the same multi-model agent that’s built into Warp Terminal, now available in Ghostty, iTerm 2, VSCode, the built-in Windows terminal, or whatever terminal you prefer.
The Warp Agent CLI has everything you’d expect from a modern CLI coding agent: it’s a multi-model, cost-optimizing harness built for pro developers. Out of the box, you get access to frontier and open-weight models and auto-routing based on task complexity.
The CLI was truly built to fix gaps we were seeing with other agentic CLIs related to how well they integrate with the shell itself— especially important for developers doing real work in the terminal.
Technically, we accomplished this by building the CLI agent on top of Warp’s unique terminal infrastructure: think of our CLI agent as a built-in mux’er across agent sessions. This allows more natural interactions, like being able to switch directories in agent sessions, have the agent drive full-screen terminal commands (e.g. sqlite and mysql), and even run across ssh sessions with no remote binary install.
Let’s dive into the features that make the Warp Agent CLI extremely useful for folks who live in the terminal.
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