I tried Warp terminal...

Published: (February 5, 2026 at 07:10 PM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

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Trying Warp Terminal

I met a friend from Holland on Discord, and he reminded me that two years ago he was selected for the testing team of the cool terminal Warp. I thought it was paid‑only, but there’s a free version as well. I later discovered it in my bookmarks (my bookmarks are a mess, lol) and gave it a try.

I was pleasantly surprised. Warp offers a lot of powerful features and interesting AI integration, providing credits for every AI model available. The UI design is nice, and it felt a bit nostalgic—over ten years ago I loved using Xubuntu, and while Linux terminals are powerful, I was always annoyed that I didn’t have anything comparable on Windows 11.

I logged into Warp with my GitHub account, though other login options are available too. Warp includes both an AI mode and a commands mode that you can toggle between. I’ll publish a follow‑up later if I manage to do something useful with it.

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