Warp engineer Ben Holmes discusses how terminal-native agent management and notifications progressively shift developer workflows away from manual code editing.
“And then eventually I may just check the management pane and my desktop notifications and rarely have warp open at all. Except for inputting prompts. So it feels like a more progressive interface since we own everything beyond like the CLI itself.”
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