Warp

Warp is now open-source.

Most of the migration was handled by Oz cloud agents. Hong Yi kicked off 285 of them in total, all working in parallel to migrate chunks of the documentation site and verify their work with computer use. It's the same infrastructure we use to manage open source contributions.

"The non-obvious win of docs-as-code is control. The community can change anything: the layout of a page, the shape of the sidebar... and how agents consume the content. None of it is hidden behind a UI you cannot inspect or modify." warp.dev/blog/open-sour… 🔖

After open-sourcing the terminal, we started asking... what else should we open-source? Well, now we've open-sourced our docs. Docs lead @hongyichen wrote about how we migrated from a CMS to a GitHub repo of Markdown with @astrodotbuild. The proof-of-concept took just 3 hours.

Here's a full walkthrough from @BHolmesDev on drafting issues and using `@ oz-agent` to code up the feature straight from GitHub x.com/BHolmesDev/sta…

Have a bug report or feature you want to see in Warp? Just type /feedback in Warp. This skill lets you work with an agent to post a high-quality issue on our open-source repo. From there, we invite you to contribute a fix!

Now that Warp is open-source, are you ready to start contributing? Of course you are! Here's a quick rundown on how to go from your first issue with the /feedback skill all the way to merged PR.

You can track the contribution leaderboard at build.warp.dev. Think you can crack the top 3?

Congrats Anshul Garg for becoming our top Warp contributor. 13 merged PRs and counting in just 48 hours! It's amazing to see community members outpacing our own maintainers shipping quality fixes. We better step up 🏃‍♂️

Warp's agent now has the open-source /claude-api skill built-in. Just ask what you want to build.

We've included direct links to source code throughout. Great resource for interested contributors to understand Warp more deeply! warp.dev/blog/block-mod… 🔖

Now that Warp is open-source, we also want to be more open about how Warp works. So, @vorporeal wrote an article breaking down every aspect of Warp's core primitive: the block model. You'll learn how Warp interprets commands, renders character grids, uses sumtrees, and more.

@ericwithcoffee welcome back 😎

Tried out @warpdotdev after having moved to a different terminal for a while, and wow is it ever fast! They must have shipped some serious perf improvements. The speed alone is worth using it. Never seems to choke up. Gonna make it my daily driver again.

this is awesome

If you've ever used Warp and had a bug that... bugged you, come contribute github.com/warpdotdev/warp ⭐

Last, @ kranthik10 deleted an empty fake file that didn't need to be there. This is open source. Every PR counts! github.com/warpdotdev/war…

Since open sourcing Warp, we've already merged a bunch of PRs from the community. Here's a thread to celebrate the top contributions we've seen in the past 24 hours 🧵