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Agents Build Code Together—Open‑Source Tool Lets Anyone Suggest Features
New York, NY, USATuesday, April 28, 2026
Warp has released its core product to the public, introducing a new way for developers to build software using cloud agents.
What is ADE?
- Agentic Development Environment (ADE) lets anyone propose changes and watch intelligent agents write the code.
- The entire process is transparent: from suggestion to finished pull request, anyone can observe the flow.
How It Works
- Proposal – Users suggest a change.
- Agent Interaction
- Reads existing code
- Asks clarifying questions
- Plans a solution
- Writes changes
- Opens a pull request
- Real‑time Collaboration – Sessions and reviews are visible to all participants.
Platform: Oz
- Manages workflows, triaging new issues and tracking progress.
- Ensures every change is fully documented.
Open‑Source Advantage
The system is open source, allowing other projects to adopt it and empower their own communities.
New Features
- Multi‑model support: Kimi, Qwen, and other open‑weight models.
- Flexible interface: Terminal or full‑featured IDE.
- Shared configurations via a settings file across machines.
- OpenAI sponsorship: Access to GPT‑5.5 models for agent power.
Vision
Warp believes that diverse contributors produce better software than a single internal team. By turning user ideas into real code, the platform creates a self‑reinforcing cycle of users and ideas.
Get Involved
- Visit the repository
- Submit feature requests
- Explore live demos
Warp’s goal: scale agentic development and let developers focus on solving problems instead of boilerplate code.
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