Varoon Kodithala

With enhanced codebase context, smart terminal features, and the best coding agent (#1 term-bench, 71% Swe-bench), @warpdotdev helps you ship better software, faster. Give us a try at warp.dev.

The #1 coding agent in the world is not Cursor, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI. The Terminal-Bench Leaderboard lists Warp as the best coding agent right now! I've been using Warp forever, and I have it building an app for me as I write this. Pretty insane they are now the best!

listening to frank ocean, building apps, and a view like this

life has been a surreal series of events this past year started this year off with no internships. went to san francisco on a whim in march, where i met one of my best friends @vikvang1, one of my current roommates for the summer @ksw_arman, close friends like @fatimahs_tech,…

don't knock @warpdotdev until you try it

I'm a big fan of @withgraphite for everything Git-related, and one of the reasons is their support for keybindings. Their web app is entirely navigable with keybindings. Editing a PR description, toggling side panels, switching tabs, etc. I wish more web apps did this!

At Warp, we have something called fix-it Fridays where we code fixes for top user issues/feature requests. Here are some we've been working on lately. ❤️MCP Session restoration ❤️Warp as default terminal ❤️Keyboard configs for Agent Mode vs Terminal Mode ❤️Better starter prompts…

I am surprised more people aren't talking about @warpdotdev. The combination of Warp + Claude Code is magic. I don't use Cursor anymore.

Unlike other CLI agents, @warpdotdev brings a first-class code editor to your terminal, now with features like find-and-replace. Instead of abstracting away code, Warp lets you read, edit, and understand it alongside your agent, without ever needing to switch over to an IDE.

If you’d teach your kids arithmetic before giving them a calculator, learn to code before using Cursor.

I like to remind people that ChatGPT came out less than 3 years ago. Every time, their jaw hits the floor. The rate of AI progress is nothing short of insane. Now project 3 years into the future...

Back in March @imalexwang and I came to SF with no plan. We were unemployed in California for the first time and somehow found ourselves in Hollywood

The key thing about having communities is that you have to have standards around behavior No shirt, no shoes, no service If you want nice things, there have to be lines that are not crossed

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Live in 30! This is gonna be fun

happy friday y'all, if you have nothing to do in 2 hours and want to learn about @warpdotdev's agentic capabilities and hear from the Zach (CEO of Warp) and Dmitry from @OpenAI , tune in! 👇 Oh there will be a Warp Pro promo code at the end too!

Nice quality of life updates coming to @warpdotdev later today. 👍 - Support pasting images from clipboard into Agent Mode context - Fine-grained control over secret redaction with user regex - Find and Replace with CMD-F support in built-in code editor

We’ve recently seen an 87% increase in thumbs-up rate on our agentic Assistant at @Mintlify. Here’s what helped us the most: > Upgraded to Claude Sonnet 4 and immediately saw a spike in performance. > Retrieval is the most important step in our system. We hyper-optimized our…

Terminal-Bench and @warpdotdev @zachlloydtweets in TechCrunch today :) (link in replies) I firmly believe that the future of LLM-Computer interaction is through something that looks like a terminal interface. Great to see this picking up steam.

Ruhan has been there, done that Forward Deployed Engineers (FDE) are the new meta 🧵

“If you think of the daily work of setting up a new project, figuring out the dependencies and getting it runnable, Warp can pretty much do that autonomously. And if it can’t, it’ll tell you why.” – @zachlloydtweets @TechCrunch dives into how AI tools are shifting form factors…