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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
We have a way of turning off all the AI if you don't like it (Settings > AI > turn it off). I get the desire here.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Warp founder here. It's cool to see the community excitement here. Note that we are going to add bring-your-own-model directly into Warp. Would love interested folks to weigh in on the discussion here: https://github.com&#x2
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
we have a lot of users who like warp as a place to run other coding agents (e.g. claude code, codex) and have tried to improve the experience for those beyond what a typical terminal offers (e.g. code review, file tree)
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
argh, sorry that we made it worse for you, that definitely was not the intention. we were trying to make the modes clearer. You can still basically get back to the same way of working if you set new terminal sessions to be "agent sessi
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
that's fair. we try to be opinionated on the default experience but allow a lot of customizability.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
thanks for the support here. we are very grateful for the help you all provided initially, and if you are interested in sponsorship for the repo, we are also happy to provide some. alacritty is awesome
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
that's the correct read - we shared what we were building and they helped us integrate alacritty. it's similar to how mitchell h reached out and asked today if we wanted to integrate ghostty. we have a lot of open source library
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
We hear this feedback a bunch and are trying to make Warp more customizable so you can pick and choose which of the extra, non-terminal features you find most useful . You can turn off all the AI if you want, and also control what editing f
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Glad the workflow is working for you! In terms of monetization, we actually don't monetize the terminal at all, we monetize our agent and our orchestration platform (www.oz.dev). Totally happy for you to use Claude or Codex CLI within
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
It's still a terminal at its core, and you can use it to run any CLI coding agent or use our built in agent. We've added features to make using CLI coding agents easier (e.g. a file tree and code review) but they are all optional
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Warp founder here. Great question. I outline the thought process in detail in our blog ( https://www.warp.dev/blog/warp-is-now-open-source ) But the tl;dr is that I actually think we can build a better product, more qui
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Warp founder here. Totally understood on the feedback - one thing I would call out is that we actually worked with Alacritty on the initial implementation and they were super helpful and we are grateful for their support.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
This is on our public roadmap actually. Would love to work with the community on this.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Correct, we got rid of this requirement a couple of years ago. No login required at all, except for using AI and team features.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
Warp founder here. We actually are chatting with Mitchell about integrating Ghostty so it's the terminal grid renderer within Warp.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
correct - our business is our agent and orchestrator, not our terminal.
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by zachlloyd 5mo ago
It's good feedback. We've tried to make it so there is a single "turn off all the AI stuff" button (and you can opt into plain old terminal during onboarding as well, with no login, etc). Curious if this does the trick
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We will all be digital gods: the death of apps and the rise of the meta-app(twitter.com)
4 points by zachlloyd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by zachlloyd 2y ago
fair. there is a large segment of developers who find the command line hard to use or who just want a better, more productive experience using it. to be clear, you may not fall into that bucket, and that's OK. the point of the login is
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by zachlloyd 2y ago
fair criticism, and this is the reason we removed the login requirement. just to clarify though, the point of the login is that we have features that cost money to provide like AI and collaboration, not anything more nefarious, but i get th
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Warp terminal – no more login required(warp.dev)
73 points by zachlloyd 2y ago|107 comments
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Solve problems, don't just talk about them: Design interviews at early startups(warp.dev)
1 points by zachlloyd 3y ago|0 comments
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by zachlloyd 3y ago
Hi HN - I'm the author of this post. It's about how productivity interfaces (e.g. Figma, GDocs, VSCode) are going to evolve in the world of generative AI. The basic thesis is pretty straightforward: all of these interfaces are go
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Ask and Adjust: The future of productivity interfaces(warp.dev)
1 points by zachlloyd 3y ago|1 comments
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by zachlloyd 3y ago
Hi, author of the blog post here. Happy to address any questions or comments! tl;dr I believe we are moving to an AI-first world in productivity, but, importantly, not an AI-only world. I think the main paradigm in horizontal productivity
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by zachlloyd 3y ago
Hi HN - I'm the founder at Warp.dev and wrote up this guide (mostly for internal use) on our product process at Warp. Would love any community thoughts and feedback. Thank you!
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How we solve user problems at Warp(warpdev.notion.site)
1 points by zachlloyd 3y ago|1 comments
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by zachlloyd 4y ago
Zach from Warp here. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback. Re: login, I get the concern and we are exploring product options that let folks preview warp without login. From a product perspective our goal is to make the terminal cloud-native
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Telemetry is now optional in Warp(warp.dev)
56 points by zachlloyd 4y ago|69 comments
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We Built Syntax Highlighting for the Terminal Input Editor(warp.dev)
27 points by zachlloyd 4y ago|22 comments

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