Warp has introduced Warp Code, a new capability focused on making AI coding more transparent and collaborative. The system functions like pair programming, letting developers track AI changes, inspect diffs, and make adjustments in real time.

The design follows Warp’s established interface, featuring a command entry, a response display, and a side panel that documents each step. Users can directly modify code, highlight context lines, and depend on Warp’s compiler to resolve errors. Founder Zach Lloyd emphasized that the objective is for users to engage with, review, and refine AI output rather than blindly trust it.

The launch places Warp in competition with platforms like Cursor, Windsurf, Lovable, and command-line agents from Anthropic and OpenAI. Although Warp employs external AI models, it aims to differentiate through its user-first design. The startup is seeing rapid growth, with 600,000 active users and $1 million in ARR added roughly every 10 days.