FAQ
Does warpdrv send any telemetry?
Section titled “Does warpdrv send any telemetry?”No. warpdrv has no telemetry, no analytics, and no remote calls — with one exception: on startup it makes a single update-check request to fetch release.json from the GitHub repo so it can tell you when a new version is available. Nothing else is sent anywhere.
Is it free?
Section titled “Is it free?”Yes. warpdrv is free and open source.
What is the license?
Section titled “What is the license?”warpdrv is licensed under AGPL-3.0. If you offer it as a network service, you must publish your modifications under AGPL. If you need a commercial license without the AGPL obligations, join the Discord and PM the mods.
I found a bug. What should I do?
Section titled “I found a bug. What should I do?”File an issue on GitHub with as much detail as you can — ideally reproduction steps. Even better, send a PR with a fix.
I have a feature suggestion. What should I do?
Section titled “I have a feature suggestion. What should I do?”Share it in the Discord, on Reddit, or as a GitHub Issue. User feedback and feature requests are very welcome.
Where is my data stored? Does it leave my computer?
Section titled “Where is my data stored? Does it leave my computer?”On Linux, config and data live in ~/.config/warpcore/ — chat database, settings, MCP config, and recipes. Your models stay in whatever folder you point warpdrv at; it only indexes them and never moves or modifies them. Your data never leaves your computer.
Can I use it commercially?
Section titled “Can I use it commercially?”warpdrv is licensed under AGPL-3.0. If you offer it as a network service, you must publish your modifications under AGPL. For commercial licensing without the AGPL obligations, join the Discord and PM the mods.
Have something else to ask? Drop by the Discord. See also the Introduction.