AI Engineers need AI-native terminals as they do IDEs. But with Claude Code and Codex CLI and others, increasingly the terminals are becoming IDEs while with Windsurf and Cursor the IDEs are controlling terminals.

We are both users and fans of Warp, so when we heard that Warp was launching Warp 2.0, and moving broader from “AI terminal” to brand itself the first “Agentic Dev Environment”, we had to catch up with CEO Zach Lloyd and resident Whiteboard Guy Ben Holmes to tell us more!



more:

www.warp.dev/blog/reimagining-coding-agentic-devel…

Chapters

00:00:00 Introduction & Guest Welcome
00:00:51 Warp’s Evolution: From Terminal to Agentic Development Environment
00:01:30 AI Agents in Warp: Features and Benchmarks
00:02:31 Personal Experiences with Warp & Agent Autonomy
00:04:36 Interfacing with ChatGPT and Building Native Intelligence
00:06:24 Universal Input & Demo: Using Agents and Terminal Together
00:07:49 Coding with Warp: Bug Fixing & Multi-Threaded Agent Workflow
00:15:47 Inline Diffs, Editing, and Production Workflows
00:20:07 REPL Integrations & AI-Assisted Database Commands
00:22:34 Design Philosophy & User Interface Evolution
00:31:46 The Future of Development: Prompt-Driven Workflows
00:36:39 Growth, Pricing, and Business Challenges
00:41:25 Enterprise & Team Features
00:44:34 Miscellaneous & Technical Q&A
00:49:37 Parting Thoughts & Outro