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Tools: Warp
Category: Terminal and CLI
Site: warp.dev
Warp
Began as a rewritten terminal with structured blocks and history. Now sells itself as infrastructure for running agents across the development lifecycle.
It stopped being a terminal while nobody was looking.
What it is sold for
Building and supervising agents across a software delivery pipeline.
Same shelf
The rest of terminal and cli, alphabetically. Sharing a category is a filing decision, not a relationship.
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