
Warp Goes Open Source: The Terminal Wars Just Got Nuclear
Warp finally went open source and killed its login wall — but the real story is how the terminal became ground zero for multi-agent AI coding warfare.

Warp finally went open source and killed its login wall — but the real story is how the terminal became ground zero for multi-agent AI coding warfare.

Mitchell Hashimoto is moving Ghostty off GitHub, citing loss of control and AI data mining. Is this the beginning of the exodus from Microsoft's walled garden?

Warp just open-sourced its terminal engine, but the AI features remain proprietary. Is this a genuine pivot or a last-ditch effort to win back a community that already moved on?