Warp has released the Warp Agent CLI, making its multi-model AI agent available as a standalone command-line interface. This allows developers to integrate the agent into various terminal environments, including Ghostty, iTerm 2, VS Code, and the built-in Windows and Mac Terminals.
The Warp Agent CLI includes built-in model-routing capabilities and comes with pre-integrated frontier and US-hosted open-weight models. Users can also customize the CLI with their own model routers. It supports advanced agent workflows such as multi-agent orchestration and cloud agents.
The CLI is built upon Warp’s terminal infrastructure, which enables native multiplexing of agent sessions. This architecture allows for more natural interactions within the terminal, such as directory switching within agent sessions, agent-driven full-screen terminal commands, and operation across SSH sessions without remote binary installation. This design addresses integration gaps found in other agentic CLIs.
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Warp has launched the Warp Agent CLI, a standalone command-line interface that allows developers to use its multi-model AI agent in various terminals like iTerm 2, VS Code, and Windows Terminal. This release provides advanced agent workflows and integrates deeply with the shell, offering capabilities beyond other agentic CLIs.