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About Warp Terminal
# About Warp Terminal Warp combines a terminal, editor, and agent workspace in one application. Run commands, work across tabs and panes, edit code, and start agent conversations without leaving your local development environment. ## Terminal work in Warp * **Blocks** - Group each command and its output so you can search, copy, share, and revisit terminal work. See [Terminal Blocks](/terminal/blocks/). * **Modern text editing** - Edit commands with multi-line input, cursor movement, selections, and familiar keyboard shortcuts. See [modern text editing](/terminal/editor/). * **Command entry** - Search history, reuse commands, and save repeatable tasks as workflows. See [command entry](/terminal/entry/). * **Windows and tabs** - Organize projects across tabs, panes, and sessions. See [Windows and tabs](/terminal/windows/). * **Appearance and settings** - Configure themes, fonts, prompts, and terminal behavior. See [Terminal appearance](/terminal/appearance/). ## Get started Install Warp, run your first commands, and start an agent conversation with the [Warp quickstart](/quickstart/). ## Related pages * [Warp products and getting started](/) - See how Warp Terminal, the Warp Agent, cloud agents, and Warp Factories fit together. * [Code in Warp](/code/overview/) - Edit files and review code alongside your terminal. * [Agents](/agents/) - Start and steer coding agents in Warp.Tell me about this feature: https://docs.warp.dev/terminal/Warp is a modern terminal for running commands, editing code, and working with agents in a local development environment.
Warp combines a terminal, editor, and agent workspace in one application. Run commands, work across tabs and panes, edit code, and start agent conversations without leaving your local development environment.
Terminal work in Warp
Section titled “Terminal work in Warp”- Blocks - Group each command and its output so you can search, copy, share, and revisit terminal work. See Terminal Blocks.
- Modern text editing - Edit commands with multi-line input, cursor movement, selections, and familiar keyboard shortcuts. See modern text editing.
- Command entry - Search history, reuse commands, and save repeatable tasks as workflows. See command entry.
- Windows and tabs - Organize projects across tabs, panes, and sessions. See Windows and tabs.
- Appearance and settings - Configure themes, fonts, prompts, and terminal behavior. See Terminal appearance.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”Install Warp, run your first commands, and start an agent conversation with the Warp quickstart.
Related pages
Section titled “Related pages”- Warp products and getting started - See how Warp Terminal, the Warp Agent, cloud agents, and Warp Factories fit together.
- Code in Warp - Edit files and review code alongside your terminal.
- Agents - Start and steer coding agents in Warp.