A Single Control Screen for Every Cloud Agent

Warp has significantly upgraded its cloud agent management platform Oz, growing it into a multi-harness control plane that manages multiple harnesses from one place. The core goal is to help enterprises operate agents flexibly according to the task, without being locked into a single model or harness.

With this update, Oz can now run, track, and control Claude Code, Codex, and Warp Agent together in the cloud. It also uses automatic multi-agent orchestration to spin up multiple subagents in parallel, handling long-running tasks such as large-scale feature development, code migrations, and production deployments.

The key additional features are as follows.

• Cross-harness Agent Memory: a memory system that remembers how a team works across sessions, repos, and projects
• Expanded self-hosting: deployment options for Kubernetes, direct execution, and with or without Docker
• Better controls: per-team billing, individual credit caps, and more granular permissions and usage tracking
• Strengthened API/SDK: support for agent session return values, artifacts, and raw conversation, plus improved local-remote handoff

Warp emphasized that Oz needs to be the infrastructure layer that wraps around harnesses and models even as they keep changing. Enterprises will be able to manage agent performance comparison, data control, audit logs, and running their own infrastructure all within a single system.