Warp is an open agentic platform for software-development automation, presented through cloud Factories, a modern terminal, and an Agent CLI that works in other terminals. Engineering teams can connect tasks such as code review, bug investigation, migrations, and incident response to the software lifecycle, then define repositories, agents, models, permissions, and checkpoints as code. It is designed for developers and engineering organizations moving from an individual coding assistant toward coordinated, multi-agent development workflows.
Factories can receive work from chat, ticketing systems, source-control events, or schedules and return status to the originating surface; people can also watch, steer, and hand off runs from web, mobile, terminal, or IDE environments. Factories and Warp Terminal are separate products, so the terminal is not required to use a factory, while the official page currently places Factories behind an early-access request. Deployment may use Warp’s cloud or a self-hosted environment, but operation still requires explicit repository, model, permission, trigger, checkpoint, and approval configuration.