🚀
#Warp is now
#opensource! The
#AI powered
#terminal used by ~1 million active developers has finally opened its source code to the community — and the contribution workflow is unlike anything you've seen before.
🤖 Meet Oz —
#Warp's AI agent that powers the entire open-source workflow. Open a
#GitHub issue and Oz triages it, writes the spec, codes the solution, reviews its own code and verifies the result. All in conjunction with the Warp team and community.
#AI #agentworkflow
👥 This isn't just open source for show. Nearly 1M developers told the
#Warp team: "If you open this up, we will help you build it." Five years after the initial preview — and with a working business model in place — they finally made it happen.
#opensource #community
🔍 Want to watch AI build software in real-time? Go to
build.warp.dev and see every Oz agent — planning, coding, reviewing — live. You can click in and trace the full agent conversation as it builds any feature of
#Warp. Pure transparency.
#buildinpublic #devtools
🛠️ How to get involved:
→ Contribute directly via GitHub
→ File issues at
github.com/warpdotdev/warp
→ Use /feedback inside
#Warp — triggers Oz to gather context & auto-open an issue
→ Watch Oz work at
build.warp.dev #terminal #CLI
💡 The bigger vision: in a world where the cost of writing code trends toward zero, real value comes from humans agents collaborating on shared projects.
#Warp sees this as the future model of
#softwaredevelopment.
#AI #futureofwork #programming
🔗 GitHub:
github.com/warpdotdev/warp
🔗 Oz agent system:
github.com/warpdotdev/oz-for…
🎞️
youtube.com/watch?v=eRsoRbJs…