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I feel the same. I also really liked the text input. The suggestions and autocomplete where also easy to use. And the block-based approach, with easy copying an
by jhogervorst 2mo ago
I feel the same. I also really liked the text input. The suggestions and autocomplete where also easy to use. And the block-based approach, with easy copying and sharing (through a URL), were super useful at times.
And for the AI part, the AI command generation (from plain text) was great. Also the follow-up command suggestions were handy sometimes.
Too bad Warp entered enshittification (already some time ago). Any (open source) alternatives for the good parts?
- bholmesdev 2mo agoWarp engineer here - Warp is open source as well if there's anything we can do to improve the default experience. Otherwise, it's available to fork and customize: https://github.com/warpdotdev/warp https://github.com/warpdotdev/warp