I mentioned Warp (and Oz) because it’s one of the most practical ways to actually do agentic engineering: multiple coding agents running in parallel, with real oversight. I like that each agent can run in an isolated environment, so my setup doesn’t get nuked—and my MacBook Air can stay alive.
Pros
+Supports orchestrating multiple coding agents at once
+Real-time visibility into agent status and issues via a dashboard
+Cloud-based isolated environments so agents don’t interfere with each other
+Works well for scaling from a small project to faster multi-agent workflows
Cons
-You still need software engineering fundamentals to direct agents correctly
-Agentic engineering is new, so best practices and learning resources are still limited