Warp 2.0 Launches Native Agentic Coding Environment

Warp 2.0 marks a major pivot for the terminal startup, launching what it calls an “Agentic Development Environment.” Rather than bolting AI onto the side, the app now natively integrates code, agents, terminal, and drive into a single workspace. Developers can spin up multiple agents with distinct tasks, run them in parallel, and control them with team-defined guardrails. Warp claims this multithreaded agent model saves users up to 6–7 hours per week and has already generated 75 million lines of accepted code. Performance numbers back the ambition. Warp 2.0 ranks first on Terminal-Bench with a 52% score and hits 71% on SWE-bench Verified, a strong showing for LLM-based engineering tools. The platform also supports enterprise features like permission controls and optional zero-data retention when using external LLM providers. By positioning AI agents as first-class tools, Warp is reshaping the dev environment to match how modern teams build. This could put pressure on incumbents like VS Code and JetBrains to rethink their AI integration from reactive plugins to proactive, orchestrated agents.