Most developers use their terminal like it's 1985. You open a window, you type commands, you get text back. Maybe you pipe things around. But if you've been watching GitHub Trending lately, you've noticed something interesting — Warp just crossed 50,000 stars on GitHub , and it's not because it's a pretty terminal emulator (though it is). It's because Warp turned your boring CLI into an agentic development environment . Yes, you read that right. The thing you use to run git status is now an AI-powered coding agent platform. And here's what nobody's talking about yet: most developers are using less than 10% of what Warp can actually do . I spent a week going deep into Warp's documentation, its open-source codebase, and talking to the community — and I found 5 features that fundamentally change how you work. Let's fix that. 1. Warp AI Agents — Not Just Autocomplete, But Autonomous Coding The default mental model of "AI in terminal" is autocomplete or a chatbot that suggests commands.…