The fastest way to find the right commands
Warp Drive is a space in your terminal where you can securely save and share commands as workflows.
Boost personal productivity
Save important commands, arguments, and values so you can re-run them on-demand.
Streamline team onboarding
Share the commands your team uses to set up environments or run tests.
Respond to fires, faster
Quickly run your most mission-critical commands from your open terminal. No need to copy / paste from wikis, docs, or READMEs.
Find and run the right commands
Search to run commands
Document your commonly used commands so you can search them by name and description. No more hunting for `script.sh`.
Autofill parameters with ease
Create named arguments with descriptions and default values. Easily cycle through and adjust from the input editor.
Sync updates in real time
Start up faster when you switch computers
When you open Warp, your personal workflows will be available whether you’re on your personal machine or your work laptop.
Push changes to your whole team
When somebody saves a change to a workflow in your shared drive, it updates instantaneously for everybody with access.
Notebooks
Leave your old wikis and READMEs in the dust with shareable notebooks. Run commands directly from documentation.
Home to a whole universe of objects
Today, Warp Drive is a unified place for all the commands you need to save and run. We’re already imagining the types of things you’ll be able to save there tomorrow: environments, secrets, sessions, and more.
Tell us what you’d like to save in your Warp Drive →
FAQs
Warp Drive is free for up to five team members. Warp Drive for teams is in a free preview until October 2023, after which teams will be billed $12 per member per month. There are no hard limits on storage size or the number of objects you can store. Check out the pricing page to learn more.
Every workflow is saved in a standardized data file format. In the future, you’ll be able to import and export workflows as .yaml files. Learn more about file formats for workflows.
When you’re offline, Warp Drive will continue to work in read only mode. You must have a connection to the internet to create new workflows, update existing workflows, or sync updated workflows from a shared team drive.
Objects, like folders and workflows, saved in the Warp Drive are securely stored in the cloud and encrypted at rest. Learn more about Warp’s approach to privacy and security.
They’re similar! You can think of workflows in Warp as parameterized aliases you can share. Compared to aliases, it’s also easier to document and search for workflows.
Experience the power of Warp
- Write with an IDE-style editor
- Easily navigate through output
- Save commands to reuse later
- Ask Warp AI to explain or debug
- Customize keybindings and launch configs
- Pick from preloaded themes or design your own