Warp has just rolled out Warp Agent CLI, bringing its coding agent into SSH sessions without installing anything on the remote machine. It can be launched with “! ssh,” with a demo video from Warp engineer Kevin Yang. The tool is free to download and supports BYOK and Grok.
! ssh and used alongside the agentWarp has announced the Warp Agent CLI, a coding agent designed for SSH sessions. The company claims it requires no additional CLI installation on the remote machine and can be launched with ! ssh while working alongside the agent.
A demo featuring Warp engineer Kevin Yang accompanies the announcement in a video. The post does not provide further technical details about how the remote-session integration operates.
Source: Warp on X
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