Ship faster with agent-powered deployment
From prep to production, agents help run your stack from the CLI
brew install --cask warpFor Windows 11/10 x64
For Windows 11/10 ARM64
x64, ARM64
winget install Warp.WarpOn a mobile device? Send Warp to your work station.
“Deploy my Next.js website using the Vercel CLI”
“Summarize all errors in my server logs and suggest code fixes”
“Add a feature-flag for my current PR to the server, then merge my PR”
“Warp was able to pinpoint my CI errors, get my local build running, download missing dependencies locally, and ultimately help me get the PR merged.”
Senior Software Engineer at Public Fintech Co
Generate and run deployment commands
Never look through documentation again. Warp works with any CLI tool; ask for help deploying to Vercel, Netlify, AWS, or Kubernetes. As you use it, you can set rules in Warp to remember information about your stack and what tools you use, making it even easier to ship.
Fix broken builds & deployments
If something goes wrong during the deployment, Warp can analyze build logs and suggest fixes. Warp will autonomously generate code diffs for you that you can accept or tweak yourself, without having to fully open up an IDE. This way, you don’t have to dig through errors or stack traces manually anymore.
Manage environment variables
Add environment variables like API keys, runtime settings, and environment-specific configurations to Warp, where they can be safely exported to sessions or shared with teammates. Environment variables can be stored locally in Warp Drive or imported from a password manager like 1Password or LastPass.
Create production-ready CI/CD pipelines
Warp will generate Github Actions workflows, create a new Dockerfile, and Kubernetes manifests. Warp fills in build steps, environment variables, test runners, and deploy triggers so you don’t need to copy-base from any docs. You can even provide Warp URLs to templates that you want it to use as reference.