Warp has launched Warp Code, a new feature designed to make AI coding agents more transparent, interactive, and closer to a collaborative programming model. The update enables developers to track AI-generated edits, review diffs, and adjust code on the fly.

The interface keeps Warp’s standard design, combining a command input bar, an AI response display, and a side panel documenting step-by-step changes. Developers can edit code directly, highlight context, and use Warp’s compiler to troubleshoot compile errors automatically. Founder Zach Lloyd said the goal is to help developers remain engaged, ensuring they refine AI output instead of relying on it blindly.

The launch positions Warp against competitors including Cursor, Windsurf, Lovable, and tools from Anthropic and OpenAI. While using models from other providers, Warp differentiates itself with transparency and user collaboration. The company reports rapid growth, with 600,000 active users and $1 million in annual recurring revenue added every 10 days.