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Warp Code launched yesterday — here’s what’s new: - Top coding agent: #3 SWE-bench, 52% Terminal-Bench - Built-in code review - Native editor - Slash Commands, Project Rules, and more We’re already seeing millions more lines of code shipped through Warp.

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