Warp
Also known as: warp terminal, warpdotdev
Warp started as a modernized terminal and evolved into something closer to a control panel for AI agents. Its core idea: you should not need to switch windows to manage multiple coding agents running at the same time. You open Warp, spin up agents in vertical tabs, name them, assign them to git branches, and monitor their progress from one place.
Key features include a built-in code review panel (inspect agent diffs before accepting), remote agent access from mobile or another machine, and WARP.md project configuration files (similar to CLAUDE.md) for giving agents persistent project context. The built-in agent reportedly ships over 50% of Warp's own pull requests.
It ranks high on Terminal-Bench (a benchmark measuring AI terminal task performance), and its model-agnostic approach means you are not locked into one provider. Builders who run parallel agents across multiple projects find it more manageable than juggling separate terminal tabs.