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The speaker finds the workflow of reviewing agent changes on GitHub and then returning to the development tool to direct the agent cumbersome.
Zach Lloyd · ⚡️Warp 2.0: the Agentic Development Environment - Zach Lloyd and Ben Holmes · 25 Jun 2025
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“have an editable diff now you might say like why do i need an editable diff like if it does it perfectly even if you don't want to edit the diff i think honestly like the next thing that will probably be building is like basically a way in warp of code reviewing what the agent is produced because i think that you totally want like if you're having an agent write code i find it very very cumbersome to like push all the changes up to github review it myself then come back into my tool”
“and have the you know then retell it to do it and so there's all these like native ux things that i believe you want if your primary workflow is like launching and managing agents there is not available if you're a cli app i would say like our likely path forward on that is like we will probably at some point make a warp cli app where if you really want to run it headless like you want to run it in ci because i do think this is advantage of like cloud code”26:51Report a misattribution
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