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Warp Oz: Cloud Agent Orchestration for DevOps

A practical guide to Warp's Oz cloud agent: what it does, how it fits into terminal and DevOps workflows.

By AI Coding Tools Directory2026-02-288 min read
Last reviewed: 2026-02-28
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Warp Oz brings cloud AI agents into the Warp terminal. This guide explains what it does and how to use it for DevOps and development.

Quick Answer

Warp Oz is a cloud agent built into Warp, the GPU-accelerated terminal. It helps with commands, explanations, and DevOps tasks directly in the shell. Use it if you already prefer Warp and want integrated terminal AI. Warp

What Oz Does

Capability Example
Command help "How do I list Kubernetes pods?"
Output explanation "Explain this error log"
Task execution "Set up a Python venv and install deps"
DevOps assistance Docker, k8s, cloud CLI guidance

Warp vs Other Terminal AI

Tool Focus
Warp Terminal app with Oz agent
Claude Code Agent with terminal as interface
Cursor IDE with Agent; terminal in IDE
Aider CLI agent; git-centric

Warp is for developers who live in the terminal and want AI there. Claude Code and Aider are agent-first; Warp is terminal-first.

Setup and Use

  1. Install Warp from warp.dev.
  2. Sign in and ensure Oz is enabled for your plan.
  3. Invoke Oz via Warp's AI shortcut (check docs for current UX).
  4. Approve commands before they run.

When Oz Fits

Good fit Less ideal
Terminal-heavy workflow Prefer IDE-based agents
DevOps, infra, scripting Full app development
Already using Warp Switching terminal for one feature

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Warp Oz?
Oz is Warp's cloud agent that works in the terminal. It can run commands, explain output, and assist with DevOps and development tasks from the shell.
How does Warp Oz compare to Claude Code?
Both offer terminal AI. Claude Code is Anthropic's agent; Oz is Warp's. Warp is a terminal-first product; Claude Code is agent-first with terminal support. Try both for your workflow.
Is Warp Oz free?
Warp has free and paid tiers. Oz availability and limits depend on your plan. Check warp.dev for current pricing.
Can Oz run dangerous commands?
Agents can propose commands; Warp typically shows them for approval. Always review before executing. Do not give agents broad unsupervised access.