The Warp Agent CLI
Warp has launched a standalone CLI version of its AI agent, allowing developers to use its multi-model capabilities across various terminal environments. The tool features a unique muxing architecture that integrates directly with shell sessions.
Why it matters
It enables developers to leverage AI-assisted coding workflows in their preferred terminal environments without being locked into a specific application.
Today we are excited to launch the Warp Agent CLI, a new standalone CLI that lets you use the Warp Agent anywhere. It’s the same multi-model agent that’s built into Warp Terminal, now available in Ghostty, iTerm 2, VSCode, the built-in Windows terminal, or whatever terminal you prefer.
The Warp Agent CLI has everything you’d expect from a modern CLI coding agent: it’s a multi-model, cost-optimizing harness built for pro developers. Out of the box, you get access to frontier and open-weight models and auto-routing based on task complexity.
The CLI was truly built to fix gaps we were seeing with other agentic CLIs related to how well they integrate with the shell itself— especially important for developers doing real work in the terminal.
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