Zach Lloyd
@zachlloydtweets
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Founder @warpdotdev. Prev: Principal Eng at Google Docs, Co-founder at SelfMade, Interim CTO at TIME.
New York, NY
Joined July 2021
Thanks @lennysan for the @warpdotdev shoutout!!.
A few less-talked-about AI products I've been loving recently:. - @magicpatterns, for vibe-coding tools for myself.- @warpdotdev, for all kinds of local stuff, feels magical.- @CoraComputer, feels like the missing email layer for busy people.
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@warpdotdev We were able to achieve this in large part because we are the platform, not a CLI app running within it. More details here:
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this was awesome - thanks @tbpn for having me on!!.
We asked @zachlloydtweets (Founder & CEO @warpdotdev) about AI's impact on development workflows. "Instead of doing most of this work by hand, developers are going to be starting most of their tasks with a prompt. This will launch an agent and the agent will do some, maybe all,
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I will be going on @TBPN at 1:45PT to talk about @warpdotdev and the future of development. Come check it out!!.
TBPN | Tuesday, June 24th
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free product idea for @DocuSign - let me ask questions about contracts i'm about to sign using an LLM.
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I was on The Analytics Engineering podcast, hosted by @jthandy at DBT. Really fun conversation about @warpdotdev, the future of development (especially agents), and the history of the command line. Give it a listen.
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interesting take. i'm biased but tend to agree.
"There's a good chance that by the end of the year, people aren't using IDEs anymore." — Boris Cherny (Anthropic). Yes. The IDE is shrinking into a debugging and review tool for most devs most of the time. And the code host. who cares? Everything is changing, there is no moat.
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although i get the sense sonnet 4 is coming very soon. super interested to see how big of a jump it is.
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Anyone else feel like there hasn't been a step change in coding model quality since the launch of Sonnet 3.5, which was almost a year ago?. Some incremental improvements, but nothing like the jump from GPT 4 to Claude IMO.
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what's this trend really mean?. i interpret it as: companies over-hired software engineers during covid. i hear a lot of folks interpret it as "AI is taking engineering jobs". the latter may happen, but i don't think it's happened yet.
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(3/4) Lastly, we’ve rolled out some improvements to our core terminal application. View images and videos within Warp with Kitty image support, and have the same comfortable configuration wherever you’re logged into Warp with Settings Sync. Settings Sync is a feature I actually.
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(2/4) We’ve also been rolling out improvements to AI. I’m particularly excited that you can now continue past Agent Mode conversations. Besides that, agents will now send you notifications when they need attention, you can now attach URLs as context, we improved our handling of.
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(1/4) Our second Launch Log just dropped. Excited about the features Warp has been shipping over the last month. First: MCP support is now on Warp Preview. You can now access MCP servers on our Preview build, where we’re releasing features that have been dogfooded internally but
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