The Warp Agent CLI

4 hours ago

Warp Agent is now available as a standalone CLI that works in any terminal (Ghostty, iTerm2, VS Code, Windows/Mac terminals).
The agent features built-in model routing with frontier and open-weight models, and supports custom model routers.
It supports advanced workflows like multi-agent orchestration and cloud agents, with automatic task delegation.
Built on Warp's terminal infrastructure, it natively multiplexes agent sessions, enabling persistent sessions and remote agents without binary installation.
Users can run and control full-screen and interactive terminal apps (e.g., sqlite, python, gdb, htop) through the agent.
The CLI includes smart input detection (shell command vs. prompt) and tab completions.
It offers a cost-optimizing harness with auto-routing based on task complexity and access to frontier and open-weight models.
Pricing options include monthly subscription ($18/month), ad hoc credits ($10+), or using an API key/OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Cloud agents allow starting work in the CLI and handing off to the cloud for continued monitoring via web.

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dcode is an open-source coding agent built on the Deep Agents SDK.
It works with any large language model, allowing switching between providers mid-session.
Features include persistent memory across conversations, customizable skills, and approval controls for code execution.

OpenMarkdown is a local-first, feather-light, and fast Markdown editor built for users and their agents.
It uses a native Rust core, ensuring quick loading times and native performance.
The editor is AI-free; instead, it runs on the user's existing agent, providing direct integration.

Knock Agent is an AI agent for managing customer messaging resources, capable of creating and updating workflows, templates, audiences, segmenting users, and answering performance questions.
The agent was built using a virtual filesystem and bash, inspired by Vercel's approach, allowing it to explore and script on resources via a filesystem instead of exposing numerous API tools.
A custom Elixir-based virtual bash interpreter called just-bash was developed to provide a lightweight, in-memory environment without the performance overhead of a full sandbox.

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The server exposes hundreds of operations across WorkOS products (organizations, SSO, Directory Sync, AuthKit, etc.) but excludes credential-minting, impersonation, billing, and secret fields.
It uses a discover-then-execute design with four tools (whoami, list_operations, query, mutate) to save context window space.

Codapult provides a ready-to-use SaaS foundation with modules like auth, payments, teams, admin, AI, SSO, and infrastructure, allowing customization and scaling without rebuilding.
It includes full source code for flexibility, enabling changes to architecture, provider swaps, self-hosting, and avoiding vendor lock-in.
The stack is production-ready with folder structure, UI, payments, auth, docs, tests, deployment, and observability set up out of the box.

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