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Warp / Oz

Warp · Coding agents · Agent orchestration

Coding agent for local development and delegated cloud tasks. Warp combines a terminal, code editing and inspectable agent runs.

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Warp · Coding agent with cloud orchestration

Product and access

Warp Agent edits code interactively. The Automation Platform executes cloud tasks; Oz remains the CLI and web interface name. Warp Factories groups multi-stage workflows.

Provider

Warp develops terminal, coding-agent and cloud automation tools.

Operator
Warp
Organization
Software company
Provider sourcesSource 1 Source 2 Reviewed
01

Core features

5 features from provider sources · checked on 10 October 2026. Availability and limitations follow below.

  • Edit project code

    Understand project files and create changes across multiple files.

    Source 1

  • Run cloud tasks

    Execute background tasks on Warp infrastructure or your own machines.

    Source 2

  • Use events and schedules

    Start agents through events, integrations or schedules.

    Source 2

  • Inspect runs

    Review prompts, commands, logs and outputs of a run with your team.

    Source 2

  • Connect CLI and API

    Launch cloud runs from scripts, CI or custom integrations.

    Source 2
02

Requirements and limits

  • Requirement

    Configure cloud access

    Cloud tasks require an account, repository access and a suitable environment.

    Source 3

  • Limitation

    Usage is metered

    Additional usage is billed separately; factory usage has separate billing.

    Source 4

  • Requirement

    Review results

    Run transcripts and changes support review by the team.

    Source 2

Accounts & permissions

Accounts and permissions for this profile have not yet been researched.

Operation & oversight

Operational details for this profile have not yet been researched.

03

Practical tasks

Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.

01

Investigate a bug report

Your input
Repository, reproducible bug and testing task.
Possible result
Editorial example: a proposed change with tests and a run transcript.
What to check
Review the diff, reproduction and test results.
02

Prepare scheduled maintenance

Your input
Authorized repository and a bounded maintenance task.
Possible result
Editorial example: a recurring inspection report and prepared changes.
What to check
Review spending, permissions and changes before accepting them.
EDITORIAL EXAMPLE

Editorial example: a proposed change with tests and a run transcript.

Your possible prompt

Read the project rules. Investigate [error], propose a small change, and run the relevant checks. Show me the diff and any remaining uncertainties.

Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.

04

Setup and pricing

Setup

Set up Warp access, authorize a repository and configure the cloud environment and spending limit

Prices and included usage

Pricing checked

Monthly USD list prices for Warp; check agent consumption and factory billing.

Free
USD 0/month

Terminal and Agent CLI; limited cloud access.

Price source
Build
USD 20/month

USD 20 of agent usage per month; additional consumption billed separately.

Price source
Business
USD 50/user/month

USD 20 of usage per seat per month; team administration and SSO.

Price source
  • Annual billing: Build USD 18/month, Business USD 45/user/month equivalent.
  • Factory plans and consumption are listed separately.

Pricing details

05

Sources and evidence

Official Warp documentation and pricing page; workflows are editorial suggestions.

Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.

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