Local AI

[louis-kiyus]

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Describe the solution you'd like?

Use LLMs local to the computer to power Warp AI. None of our outputs should be sent to ANYONE, i.e. the AI provider in this case.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

According to the privacy page, Warp only guarantees that no outputs are sent to Warp's servers, but they are still being sent to AI providers. Examining the network log shows that Warp is sending many of the output from our commands onto the Internet, and I'm really uncomfortable with that as it could very well leak sensitive informations, including private keys. Even if Warp makes an effort to redact sensitive information, it's still impossible to guarantee 100% nothing would be leaked accidentally, as sensitive data could come in many forms.

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How important is this feature to you?

5 (Can't work without it!)

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[rolurq]

I also consider this an important feature. After all, the terminal is where our most sensitive information goes through (regarding passwords, ssh access, keys, etc.)

I would expect the app to allow the configuration of a local llm. This should not come at extra costs for the service since we wouldn't be using their AI services.

I came to this repo thinking that I could be able to fork the project and create my own version to support this but I was surprised to find is not the actual code of the app.

[csilva-bppw]

As a user of Warp for Mac, Linux, and testing the Windows version as well. I would see this as a vital thing too.

Also, I am using some local LLMs to test and develop, so it would be great to be able to test them out with Warp.

The privacy on the terminal is one of the most important things that any system admin, programmer, or anyone else that works with the terminal needs.

[lucieleblanc]

Hi all, thank you for the feature request. I completely understand the privacy concerns here. If you'd like to globally disable Warp's AI features, you can do so in Settings > AI with the big "AI" toggle. You can also see a full log of everything Warp sends over the network under Settings > Privacy > Network log console > View network log.

I'll flag this feature request as a duplicate of #4339 -- please add a 👍 reaction there to help us gauge interest.