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NYC-based Warp, a Rust-based macOS terminal app with features like permalinks and AI auto-complete command suggestions, raised a $50M Series B led by Sequoia

https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... … Twitter: Andrew Reed / @andrew__reed : Excited to share that Sequoia led Warp's Series B and I joined their board. The cloud and AI offer the chance to reinvent developer tools. In the future they will be smart, collaborative and a joy to use. @warpdotdev is on a mission to deliver these products for developers. Mike Krieger / @mikeyk : Love what the @warpdotdev team is building — snappy, modern terminal with some really nice AI-powered features. https://twitter.com/... @technologizer : Warp, founded by former Google Sheets chief, aims to reinvent the command line interface with OpenAI technology and $50 million in funding from Sequoia, Marc Benioff, Sam Altman, and Dylan Field. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... tip @techmeme @warpdotdev : Warp is bringing collaboration to the command line. The modern, Rust-based terminal with AI built in is now available for teams. With Warp Drive you can save and share your team's commands right inside your terminal. Learn more about Warp Drive (and our $50M Series B!) 👇 [video] Zach Lloyd / @zachlloydtweets : Had a chance to talk with @harrymccracken and Fast Company about developer terminals and how we're reimagining the command line with @warpdotdev It's a great read. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Harry McCracken / @harrymccracken : I wrote about Warp, a startup that's bringing fresh thinking (and a dash of AI) to an interface that's barely changed in decades: the command line. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... Thanks: @technologizer

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  • @andrew__reed Andrew Reed on x
    Excited to share that Sequoia led Warp's Series B and I joined their board. The cloud and AI offer the chance to reinvent developer tools. In the future they will be smart, collaborative and a joy to use. @warpdotdev is on a mission to deliver these products for developers.
  • @mikeyk Mike Krieger on x
    Love what the @warpdotdev team is building — snappy, modern terminal with some really nice AI-powered features. https://twitter.com/...
  • @technologizer @technologizer on x
    Warp, founded by former Google Sheets chief, aims to reinvent the command line interface with OpenAI technology and $50 million in funding from Sequoia, Marc Benioff, Sam Altman, and Dylan Field. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ... tip @techmeme
  • @warpdotdev @warpdotdev on x
    Warp is bringing collaboration to the command line. The modern, Rust-based terminal with AI built in is now available for teams. With Warp Drive you can save and share your team's commands right inside your terminal. Learn more about Warp Drive (and our $50M Series B!) 👇 [video]
  • @zachlloydtweets Zach Lloyd on x
    Had a chance to talk with @harrymccracken and Fast Company about developer terminals and how we're reimagining the command line with @warpdotdev It's a great read. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
  • @harrymccracken Harry McCracken on x
    I wrote about Warp, a startup that's bringing fresh thinking (and a dash of AI) to an interface that's barely changed in decades: the command line. https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...