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As you would expect, Warp is exposing the chat interface, dubbed Warp AI, as a sidebar in the terminal, but the team did some nifty things here that make it easy to copy and paste commands back and forth. \u201cWhat wouldn\u2019t make sense to me is if we just had a bolted-on ChatGPT in a way that didn\u2019t integrate with the terminal,\u201d said Lloyd.<\/p>\n

At any point during a terminal session, users can bring up the new Warp AI features and start chatting away. And while the team tuned the bot so you won\u2019t be able to talk about anything that ChatGPT knows about, it will happily talk about Bash scripts, Python errors and more.<\/p>\n

As Lloyd noted, one of the issues with ChatGPT is that its information isn\u2019t always the freshest. That\u2019s less of a problem here, given that most of these command line tools don\u2019t change all that quickly, but it\u2019s something the team hopes to change over time.<\/p>\n

For now, Warp AI is available free of charge, with a limit of 100 requests per day. Over time, it will become a paid feature. Warp does have to pay for access to the OpenAI API, after all.<\/p>\n