The terminal-native coding stack
Warp is the shell, Aider maps and commits, DeepSeek reasons the diffs. Not Cursor and not a PR bot.
Who owns what
Warp
The shell — blocks, history, running tests. Not the git write and not the model.
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The repo loop — AST, apply, atomic commit. Not a second terminal emulator.
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The plan and the search/replace. Not the filesystem and not git.
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How to use this stack
- Open the checkout in Warp. Point Aider at DeepSeek — not a second chat in the browser.
- Aider architect mode plans the multi-file change. DeepSeek writes the diffs.
- Aider applies and commits. You confirm before it runs destructive commands.
- Tests and build stay in Warp blocks. This is not the 2026 coding stack — that one lives in Cursor.