Warp today announced the launch of Oz, a cloud-based platform for running, managing, and orchestrating coding agents at scale. With Oz, visibility, auditability, and developer control are built in, so organizations can deploy hundreds of coding agents in parallel without spending time and effort building custom infrastructure.
As teams increase their use of coding agents, they quickly run into practical limits. According to Industry research, while most organizations have adopted AI coding tools, fewer than one in ten have deployed agents in production. With 90% of enterprise software engineers predicted to use AI code assistants by 2028, the gap isn't adoption intent. It's the infrastructure to deploy agents across your organization with the governance, visibility, and automation required, especially for large and enterprise teams.
“Today, most agents run on individual laptops with no centralized visibility or audit trail,” said Zach Lloyd, founder and CEO at Warp. “Oz moves agents into the cloud so companies can run hundreds of agents safely and with full oversight. It’s the difference between giving engineers a faster bicycle and giving the organization a transportation system.”
With Oz, teams can:
- Run hundreds of parallel cloud agents to multithread complex development tasks
- Automate repetitive workflows such as feature-flag cleanup, documentation updates, security checks, or incident response
- Build applications on top of agents, including bug triage and incident response systems
Oz moves agents into secure, sandboxed cloud environments powered by Docker where agents can make multi-repo changes and leverage shared team context. Every agent run generates a shareable link and audit trail, which can be accessed via CLI or API by any team member behind access control. Environments can be hosted on Warp’s infrastructure or can be self-hosted for enterprise customers with custom security and networking requirements.
Developers using Oz can launch agents interactively or programmatically, run hundreds of agents in parallel, and schedule recurring workflows, without building their own infrastructure for sandboxing or tracking. While Oz is deeply integrated into Warp’s flagship product, Warp Terminal, it is usable as a standalone agent orchestration product wherever developers choose to build software.
Get started today by downloading Warp, visiting www.warp.dev/oz, or installing the Oz CLI.
About Warp
Warp is the platform for agentic development. What began as a reimagined terminal has evolved into an Agentic Development Environment where engineers orchestrate AI agents to build, deploy, and debug production software. Today, Warp is used by over 700,000 developers at companies including Docker, Ramp, and Peloton, as well as leading AI labs, Big Tech companies, and over half of the Fortune 500. The company was founded by Zach Lloyd, former engineering lead for Google Sheets and the Google Docs suite, and is backed by Sequoia Capital, GV, Sam Altman, Marc Benioff, and Dylan Field. Warp is based in New York and can be found online at www.warp.dev.
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