Warp is described as an “Agentic Development Environment” (ADE) that combines a modern terminal and native development tools with embedded AI agents to accelerate developer workflows from prompt → code → deploy. The core AI experience includes inline natural-language command suggestions (invokeable by typing “#”), contextual "Ask Warp AI" diagnostics for explaining and diagnosing command output/errors, guided multi-step workflows, and reusable workflow objects stored in Warp Drive. AI functionality is embedded throughout the terminal rather than exposed as a separate chatbot. Warp provides multi-model support (Anthropic Claude Sonnet/Haiku shown as default on the site, OpenAI GPT-family/GPT-4o mentioned, and Google models referenced). Enterprise/BYO options allow bringing your own LLM or API key. Key developer capabilities include AI command suggestions (inline while typing), Ask Warp AI for error diagnosis, guided step-by-step automation and reusable workflow objects (Warp Drive), codebase indexing and context-aware code generation using embeddings (the site notes no code is stored on Warp servers for those features), a native code editor and notebooks, prompts/rules, session sharing and collaboration features, an MCP-based extensibility/plugin framework, and real-time telemetry and network logs with in-app controls for agent autonomy. Privacy and security: Warp emphasizes privacy and offers “Zero Data Retention” options. Warp states it does not train models on user data and that data sent to external model providers goes directly to those providers; data retention behavior varies by plan. For Business/Enterprise plans the site calls out SOC 2 compliance and the ability to enforce team-wide Zero Data Retention. Admin controls include telemetry disabling, Active AI controls, and real-time telemetry visibility for admins, plus BYO API key / BYO LLM options for greater control. Platforms and install: the site documents desktop installs for major platforms (Windows, Linux distributions, macOS). The site also provides flows to "send Warp to your workstation" from mobile and includes installation links and instructions in the docs. Pricing summary (public page): Warp uses a freemium + subscription + usage-based (AI credits) pricing approach with pay-as-you-go monthly AI credits and an option to buy Reload Credits. Public plans listed are Free (starter), Build (~$20/month recommended for individuals), Business (~$50/month for teams up to ~50 seats), and Enterprise (custom pricing). Refund rules on the docs page describe a full refund window if you downgrade within 72 hours for monthly plans (or within 30 days for annual plans) provided you’ve used fewer than a stated AI-credit threshold (docs reference <150 AI credits) with additional case-by-case exceptions. Reload credits roll over month-to-month and remain valid for 12 months; further usage rules and pricing FAQ live in the docs. Support & docs: primary docs site is https://docs.warp.dev/ (Quickstart, Guides, Plans & Pricing, Support & Billing). Support & billing contact referenced in pricing docs is [email protected]. The docs include pages for sending feedback/logs and reference a status page and GitHub Issues for tracking open issues. Company: founder/CEO noted as Zach Lloyd. Public sources cited on the provided notes indicate Warp was founded in June 2020. The site and public profiles reference investor/positioning information (Sequoia highlighted in the notes provided).