Warp to show how it uses Warp Factories to build Warp with evals-driven agents
intellectronica · x · 2026-09-28
A 45-minute Maven session featuring Warp developer Ben Holmes (hosted with Eleanor Berger and Hugo Bowne) on how Warp uses its own Warp Factories to develop Warp itself.
Key topics:
- Warp's journey from local agents to cloud agents and Warp Factories;
- The building blocks of "factories as code": issues, agent roles, models, and permissions, with review and verification built in;
- Continuous improvement loops: scoring agent runs, spotting recurring failures, and iterating on skills through reviewable changes.
Warp Factories is infrastructure for running coding agents across a team—task assignment, roles, review, and verification all defined in code. Useful for anyone working on agent workflows and eval engineering.
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