Warp has updated Oz, its cloud agent orchestration platform, with four major features: multi-harness support allowing Claude Code, Codex, and Warp Agent to run side by side through a single control plane; automatic multi-agent orchestration for parallel subagent deployment on complex tasks; cross-harness agent memory (research preview) giving agents persistent organizational knowledge across sessions; and enterprise controls including per-team billing, credit caps, least-privilege permissions, and self-hosted deployment via Kubernetes or Docker. The platform is positioned as enterprise infrastructure for governing fleets of coding agents across any model or harness, with companies retaining full data ownership.

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