Capabilities, composable.
Running someone else's AI capability shouldn't mean handing over your keys. Warp is the trusted, composable registry — connectors, skills, prompts and components that just plug in.
The risk
Plugins shouldn't hold your keys.
Today, adding a third-party AI capability often means trusting unaudited code with your credentials and your data. That's the problem Warp removes.
What it is
A registry that composes.
Connectors, skills, prompts and components — discover them, install them, and they wire themselves into your stack. A package manager and runtime for AI: capabilities declare what they need, and installing one brings the rest.
Trust is the product
Safe by default.
Runs sandboxed
Every capability runs isolated — nothing implicit.
Secrets via broker
The plugin emits intent; the broker injects auth. It never sees your token.
Egress allow-listed
Network denied by default; only declared domains, all logged.
Signed & verifiable
Vetted on publish, signed, with a kill-switch under 60s.
Today the showcase is live; the registry, sandbox, secret broker and vetting are on the roadmap (M1–M5). We'll ship trust before we ship scale.