The modern terminal Warp, which was spotted by Sam Ultraman and completely subverted the command line, announced today that it is fully open sourced! The record is quite terrifying: the core code repository was launched on GitHub in just 2 hours, attracting over 26000 stars. This time, it's not just about making the code public. Warp adopts the AGPLv3+MIT dual license agreement, and the most hardcore feature is the direct introduction of an AI Agent based automated code contribution process. The underlying developer production mode is being restructured. Looking back at the evolution of Warp over the past 6 years, it is simply a leap in developer productivity: 2020 breakthrough: Former Google Docs core backbone Zach Lloyd discovers that the terminal has not changed in 40 years. He directly rewrote from scratch in Rust, introducing GPU acceleration and block output. Retaining the soul of the command line, yet delivering an IDE like silky smooth experience. 2023 Explosion: First to plug OpenAI big models into the terminal, generating commands and interpreting errors directly in natural language. Not only did it go viral on Hacker News, but it also secured over $73 million in financing - joining the Silicon Valley All Star lineup including Altman, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Figma CEO, and others. 2025 Transformation: Released Warp 2.0, officially upgraded to an Agentic development environment. Multiple AI agents working in parallel, driven by natural language development, quickly capturing over 500000 engineers worldwide. From "modern terminals" to "AI Agent Workbench", and now to today's comprehensive open source. Warp has redefined productivity in 6 years, and the developer ecosystem is about to have a great show.