Warp is a terminal emulator that rethinks the command line interface. It groups commands and their output into blocks, making it easy to scroll, copy, and share. Input is treated like a text editor, with cursor movement, selection, and autocomplete that understands shell syntax. It also includes AI assistance that can suggest commands based on natural language. The terminal is written in Rust and feels fast and responsive.

It works with bash, zsh, and fish, and supports macOS and Linux. Windows support is available through WSL. Warp has a free tier for individual use and a paid team plan with collaboration features. If you spend hours in a terminal every day, the quality-of-life improvements are noticeable, especially the block-based output and the command search. It's a modern take on a tool that hasn't changed much in decades.