Thanks @AllThingsOpen for letting us share the way we manage open-source at Warp!
The pace of progress is wild. Now at 600+ contributions across 96 contributors in just a few weeks.
i love how people build the most beautiful effects a computer could ever render, and we can all just fork their dots to use it ourselves
but then I open bluetooth manager, or dolphin, or other software, and its the ugliest piece of interface ever made
am I just bad at linux??
There are a lot of small differences between the Claude Code and Codex CLIs:
- Different skill names and shortcuts
- Different built-ins (ex. docs, browser testing)
- Subtle gaps in featureset (ex. available hooks)
Here's what you need to know:
The past 48 hours of Warp open source have been busy.
A few strong community PRs are in review now, covering terminal search, SSH history, worktrees, logs, and cloud agent UI. 🧵
I never use planning mode in Codex.
GPT 5.5 loves to research, so I just have a conversation and reach a pseudo-plan in chat.
Then, I let it implement, maybe with a /fork beforehand to keep that plan as a revisit-able point.
Probably the biggest switch coming from Claude Code
Install ntn, the Notion CLI.
It brings the entire Notion API to your terminal, plus everything you need to build and deploy Workers. Built for humans and coding agents alike.
Install with: curl -fsSL | bash
Since open sourcing Warp, the community has kept shipping fixes that make the terminal better and more stable.
Here are some of the top contributions from the past 5 days 🧵
This is the clarity we've been crying out for.
But it's a poisoned chalice. This is a 10X cut to claude -p disguised as a monthly bonus.
Anthropic is discouraging any kind of programmatic usage. And that's fine - no subsidy lasts forever.
But it's time to try Codex.
We’re live on Product Hunt today!
We’re so grateful for the open-source community’s support, making us the #1# trending repository on GitHub with 500+ unique contributors opening hundreds of PRs so far.
I've been driving GPT5.5 on low reasoning for the last week+ and it's very good, very efficient. Haven't been tempted to reach for Opus at all. And it's more succinct than Kimi too. Huge leap forward for @OpenAI 👌
Working on a new way to orchestrate agents.
- Agent makes a delegation plan with subagent tasks
- Run subagents locally, or in Dockerized cloud environments
- Subagents send and receive messages as they work
Run /orchestrate or let the agent use the delegation tool. Wdyt?
One of the best parts of open-sourcing Warp: seeing contributors fix long-standing bugs they didn’t even open.
Over the past few days, external contributors have picked up real issues from the repo and shipped fixes. Here are a few that merged 🧵