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It's amazing. I wish there was something like it for Windows too. The AI part is really useful for writing those verbose commands or helping remember that flag you rarely need in a command, but when you need it, it's the only way. Also, just being able to navigate around with the VSCode keybindings is a game changer. Also, the way it groups, segments the command history makes navigating through your history a breeze

Replaced my built-in terminal. AI-powered suggestions are extremely useful, especially for complex routine commands.

I think it is a good terminal, but the pricing is too expensive. 24 dolars each user per month... Sorry but at least for us is too expensive, We're going to use another solution cheaper than this one.

I transitioned from utilizing iTerm to discovering Warp, and its remarkable design, minimalist aesthetic, performance capabilities, and the added benefit of AI functionality were truly impressive. It presents a comprehensive solution that combines functionality with elegance.

"Warp" is also the name of a modernized terminal emulator designed to provide a more intuitive interface for developers. Developed in Rust, Warp offers features such as integrated autocompletion, syntax highlighting, and improved navigation. Unlike traditional terminal applications, Warp aims to offer a more IDE-like experience without sacrificing performance

Fast terminal app that really redefines the use of the terminal in general. Once it incorporates dotfile sync, alias and env variable syncing it'll be quite indispensable.

A great app. I especially like the AI functions

awesome tool to not miss in you mac dev journey

In addition to Warp, I also tested the standard terminal, tmux and Hyper extensively. After a long time, I decided in favor of Warp. The workflows, modules and above all the stability convinced me.

It keep getting better with new features