Warp Articles
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Warp Goes Open Source: AGPL Client, MIT UI Framework, and a New `settings.toml`
On April 27, 2026 (changelog v0.2026.04.27.15.32) Warp open-sourced its client at github.com/warpdotdev/warp under AGPL v3, with the `warpui` UI framework crates released under MIT. The same release adds a TOML settings file editable from the settings page or by asking Warp's agent. The server stays closed-source. OpenAI is the founding sponsor.
Warp's Universal Agent Support: The Terminal as an Agentic Development Environment
Warp's universal agent support runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and a dozen other CLI agents inside its open-source terminal, with vertical tabs, code review hand-off and Remote Control. Those agents bill to their own accounts, not Warp's. Warp's paid plans (Build $20, Max $200, Business $50 a month) cover its own agent.
Scheduled AI Coding Agents in 2026: Claude Code Routines vs Cursor Automations vs Codex vs Warp vs Gemini CLI
Claude Code Routines and Cursor Automations both ship schedules, API calls and native source-control events, and Cursor's trigger set is widest. ChatGPT scheduled tasks add Gmail, Slack and GitHub pull-request triggers but no API or webhook. Warp orchestrates other vendors' agents. Gemini CLI has no scheduler and lost its free individual tier on June 18, 2026.