Warp terminal

“I'm fairly sure the ZDR on their site impled that neither the prompts or the model output was collected”

“the second my own _terminal_ tried to get me to subscribe to a monthly plan I uninstalled that shit so fast”

“Warp terminal got the job done. It blew through half a month’s tokens on the Build subscription tier.”

“full vim functionality with visual mode, multi-cursor, mouse selection, syntax highlighting”

“When Warp owns both agent and the terminal, they can a) give terminal for free and charge on the agent”

“I still love Warp and their TOML/YAML based config which preloads my 10 tabs + tab groups on init”

“I like the terminal emulator but I just don't see any use for the agentic stuff.”

“treated the input as a normal text input field so I could use my normal keyboard text editing shortcuts”

“My absolute favorite thing about Warp is the function that suggest a new command intelligently when the one I just ran failed”

“the interesting bit for people who work on a lot of machines is that this also works when you ssh to any remote machine”

“what i like about warp is that it treats the output of each command as a separate entity”

“there are a few projects with interesting ideas already, warp terminal, which was recently released as FOSS is one”

“most of Warp is really centered around trying to make a terminal interface not anchored to legacy assumptions”

“The _block_ system where you could navigate up and down without scrolling the whole buffer rigidly”

“they did something cool (terminal app), pivoted that attention into a profitable AI play”

“Warp made heavy use of open source itself, and then realized that even more open was the only good way to make this work.”

“Just silly that my terminal is sending a bunch of analytics and also refuses to start of there's no internet.”

“doesn't seem to work without login. after going through all the setup i got stuck at a prompt asking me to log in with no option to skip it.”

“The very moment you start Warp, it sends 5 HTTP requests, (1 version check, 1 LLM model list, 3 telemetry events).”

“very nice UI and completely ruin it with greed, closed-source, and by not listening to your customers”

“one thing I'm really missing is the ability for this to be toggled on/off per device”

“I personally love the Shift+Cmd+J that jumps to whichever Claude is finished and waiting for my input”

“Warp is equally stable, almost as fast, while being more usable than Ghostty.”

“Multiline input that works like text editor, separated input and output blocks”

“I know Warp has interesting terminal innovations because I've been familiar with it since before the AI boom”

“just build a really nice, fast terminal emulator and figure out the money later”

“IMO it's quite a good terminal now, even if they do still have a few other remaining throat-shoving dark patterns in the UI”

“I never really understood why anyone would use this when you can just fire up claude code from your favorite terminal.”

“Just the copy paste and search functionality is miles of any terminal I’ve ever used.”

“Since your company is basically based on this agentic coding thing, i really don't see why anybody would run Warp without AI”

“The thing that has kept me away from Warp has been support for bind keys and Atuin.”

“Looking forward to use all these nice AI features without using the warp account/service.”

“Great terminal, annoying that everytime it updates I have to go back to the settings to disable new AI features or layout changes.”

“it looks more or less too flat with just maybe 2 main colors and just one font variant”

“The terminal experience is the best, but I don't have any use for the agentic stuff”

“Warp’s convenience shell wrapping is amazing. It’s the only terminal where I can actually edit a long command in place”

“rip out all the AI and cloud shit, and turn it into just a nice terminal with some neat features”

“They are available on many platforms with FOSS licenses with very limited centralization.”

“I use Warp. I like it - notifications for failed processes, terminal pages so you can easily navigate between input+output pairs”

“I primarily use the terminal and they have just released a new plan which outwardly states lower cost per request”