GitHub Copilot vs. Warp
Warp and GitHub CLI are both popular developer tools, but they differ in key ways. Warp offers an AI-powered cloud-native terminal solution with seamless collaboration and extensive customization, while GitHub Copilot for CLI is a command-line tool that provides AI-powered code completion for your existing terminal.
brew install --cask warpFeatures
GitHub Copilot
Warp
Product Description
GitHub Copilot for CLI is a prototype that lets you use a set of commands to look up more complex commands. It is part of GitHub Copilot.
Warp is a modern, Rust-based terminal with AI built in so you and your team can build great software, faster.
Tagline
N/A
Your terminal, reimagined.
Founded In
N/A
2020
Mouse & Cursor Support
No
Yes. Warp’s text input editor is more like a modern IDE with selections, cursor positioning, and completion menus.
AI Integration (Scope & Depth)
Yes, but AI functionality is limited and in beta.
Yes. Warp AI is fully integrated throughout the terminal to suggest commands and make workflows easier.
Collaborative Features
No
Yes. Warp Drive is a space in your terminal where you can securely save and share commands as workflows.
Reusable Workflows Or Scripts
You can leverage AI to access previous workflows / scripts.
Yes. Workflows are paramaterized commands you can save, share, and run on-demand.
Built With...
N/A
Rust
Close Or Open Source
Closed Source
Closed Source
Cloud Enabled
Yes
Yes
Requires Log In
Yes
Yes
Pricing
$10 for individuals, $19 for businesses, and $39 for enterprise
Free for individuals; Charge for advanced AI or large team usage
Platform Availability
MacOS, Linux, Windows, BSD
MacOS and Linux (Windows waitlist)
