Summary: Warp now focuses on AI agents.

Why It Matters: This shows a big shift in what Warp wants to be.

What Changed:

• Removed "Download for Mac" button, added "Download for Windows" button.
• Removed "Modern UX" and "AI Tools" from main features, added "Code" and "Agents".
• Removed detailed descriptions of "Modern UX" and "AI Tools".
• Added new sections about "Code", "Agents", "Terminal", and "Drive" features.
• Added a promotional code "LENNY05" for a discount.
• Added claims about Warp outperforming other AI coding tools.
• Added a new section about "Full software lifecycle" support.
• Added a new section about "Tightest feedback loop" with steps.
• Added a new customer quote from Michael Stoppelman.
• Added new sections for "Write Code", "Maintain", and "Deploy" with agentic workflows.
• Added new sections for "State Of The Art" features like MCP, WARP.md, and Universal Input.
• Updated "Privacy and Security" section with more details on control and data.
• Updated "Warp for Enterprise" features, adding "Custom monthly AI requests" and "Custom indexed codebases".
• Removed "Warp Drive" as a standalone feature in the main navigation.
• Removed specific download instructions for Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE, and Arch Linux from the main page.
• Removed specific download instructions for x64 and ARM64 Windows versions from the main page.
• Removed "Next up Warp Drive" sections.
• Removed "Mac Terminal", "Mac Terminal Themes", "Linux Terminal", "Windows Terminal" from the explore section.
• Removed "Compare Terminal Tools" from the explore section.
• Removed "All Downloads" section from the bottom of the page.