Portals on Your Runner

Portals now work on your local machines too. Open what Amp builds there, regardless of where you are.

Close the Loop

Point at anything on your website and have Amp change it.

GitLab Integration

Connect gitlab.com or your own GitLab instance to Amp.

Service Accounts

Service accounts for threads that belong to the team, not to one person.

Artifacts

Documents that belong to a thread, which you, your teammates, and the agent edit together.

macOS Satellites

Your orb can now start a Mac to build, test, and run your iOS and Mac apps.

Visualize This

Amp can now show you charts, timelines, diagrams, and mockups right in the thread.

Your Own Self-Hosted Orbs

Add your own self-hosted orb provider, no workspace admin needed.

Amp on Android

Threads, Orbs and Puck in your pocket. Now on Android.

Self-Hosted Orbs

Run orbs on your own infrastructure with your security policies, internal tools, and private services.

Assign It To Amp

Mention or assign an issue to Amp in Linear, and Amp works it in a thread.

See Your Runner's Desktop

See and use your macOS runner's desktop, so you can try the iOS app Amp is building for you.

Take Puck with You

You can now use Puck in other agents via MCP

First Things First, Faster

Intelligent file ordering is now powered by Jev, so your review starts sooner.

You've Got Comments

Amp follows up on your GitHub pull requests.

Use Your Claude Plan in Amp

Use your Claude Subscription in Amp. It's free and available for everyone now.

Many, Many Pucks

You can now have multiple separate conversations with Puck, each with its own Puck.

Plaid Speed

6x faster inference for GPT-6 Astra

Opus 5.5

Claude Opus 5.5 now powers `medium`. It solves more tasks for less, and it's easier to steer.

Less Noise

If you have the patience to watch your agents work step-by-step, you're giving them too short a leash.

Shared Runners

Runners can now be shared with your workspace. Start one with --share and everyone in your workspace can start threads on that machine from ampcode.com.

The Mac App Is Your Runner

The Amp app for macOS now starts a runner for you. Add a folder in its settings and you no longer need a terminal open to run threads on your Mac.

One Runner, Many Worktrees

Runners can now create Git worktrees, directories, and projects for you, straight from the thread composer. And they finally know your secrets.

One Runner Is Now Enough

A runner can now serve many directories, not just the one it was started in. You can point it at specific projects and directories or let it find your Git repositories.

Free Agent

Amp is now free to use when you bring your own compute and model subscriptions/keys.

Restack Your Changes

Turn all your changes into a cleaner set of commits

Customize Your Dial

Choose the models behind your modes, or put your own agents on the Dial.

Steer, Don't Queue

Sending a message now steers it to the agent sooner, instead of waiting for the agent to finish.

Desktop

See and control the desktop in your orb.

Fable 5.1

Claude Fable 5.1 now powers `ultra`. It brings you proof, not a diff.

Intelligently Ordered Diffs

Put the files that explain a change first.

Space to Talk

Talk with your team, live, inside every thread

Amp on iOS & macOS

Threads, Orbs and Puck in your pocket.

No Mailmap Required

Choose the verified name and email Amp uses to author and sign your commits.

Projects with Multiple Repositories

Give Amp every repository it needs to finish the job.

So Long, TUI Sidebar

We are removing the sidebar from the Amp TUI.

Setup Without a Commit

Set up orbs before and after cloning without committing Amp-specific files.

Friendly URLs for Sharing Orbs

Give portals a friendly hostname when you share them with your team.

Explain Usage

Ask Puck where your tokens went.

MCP in Orbs

Connect MCP servers to orbs and Puck.

Pass the Orb to the Left Hand Side

Tag your teammates in your threads to invite them to collaborate

Education Discount

Students and teachers can subscribe to Amp for $10/month, half the usual price.

Talk to Puck

Call Puck to control your agents by voice.

Global Plugins and Skills

Use plugins and skills everywhere. Share and remix them with your workspace.

A Dial for You

The Dial now adapts to what you already pay for: link a ChatGPT subscription and low, medium, and high run on it.

Size the Orbs of Production!

Use orbs more for less. We've shipped a lot of improvements to make orbs cheaper and more efficient.

Portals into Orbs

Try the agent's changes to your app in orbs, with live reloading.

Attach Anything

Upload any file for Amp to work with: videos, logs, PDFs, datasets, and more.

Banking on the Frontier

Amp Labs partners with Westpac to transform how the bank builds and delivers technology.

Who Cares About the Model?

We swapped the default model overnight. Nobody complained.

Event Driven Orbs

Orbs can now receive requests and react to outside events.

Multiplayer

Invite your team to share control of the orb together.

Right on Schedule

Agents can now set their own schedules, wake themselves up, and keep working.

Meet Puck

Puck is your new meta-agent, your Amp helper

Amp Is Now In Slack

Summon Amp from Slack

Subscriptions, At Last

Subscribe monthly to Amp to explore the agentic frontier more cheaply and predictably, especially with a linked ChatGPT sub.

From Agent to Agent

Agents can spawn other agents, message them, and exchange files across Amp threads.

Secrets of the Orb

Orbs now support OIDC for more secure and granular workload identity

The Dial

Four new agent modes: low, medium, high, ultra. Dial in how hard Amp should work. Smart, deep, rush, and large are deprecated.

Agents, Anywhere

Remotely start agents anywhere you can run 'amp'

More Orb Sizes

You can now pick the CPU and memory for the orbs used to run Amp agents remotely.

Read Bigger Threads

Amp can now read threads of any size and answer questions about them — even the one where you went 271 rounds.

Agents in Orbs

Run agents remotely

Custom Agents

Plugins can now create agents, run them once, and keep talking to their threads.

A Faster Librarian

The Librarian is ~3x faster and 43% cheaper.

Diffs

You can now review and stage changes directly in Amp.

Faster Deep & Rush

Deep and rush now start 87% faster and finish 32% faster

Agents, Everywhere

Watch and drive your agents from anywhere: web, CLI, and mobile.

Opus 4.8

Claude Opus 4.8 now powers `smart` mode. It makes tighter changes and checks its own work.

The End of Public Threads

They served their purpose well. Workspace thread sharing remains, of course.

Plugins, Everywhere

Plugin UI is now available on the web, and synced with your TUI.

Drop the Neo

Amp Neo is now Amp. The rebuilt Amp is available to everyone.

Proof of Human

You can now require passkey authentication for some Amp operations.

GPT Image 2 Paints Better

GPT Image 2 now powers Painter.

Amp Labs

We're assembling small teams of the best software builders in the world to bring AI to the best companies in the world.

Rush, 2.0

Rush now runs on GPT-5.5 with no reasoning - twice as fast, more interactive, and tuned for small tasks.

npm Package Changes

The npm package for the Amp CLI is now @ampcode/cli (was @sourcegraph/amp).

Amp, Rebuilt

The Amp CLI has been rebuilt from the ground up.

GPT-5.5 In Deep

GPT-5.5 now powers deep mode. It is more capable, but can cost more.

Opus 4.7

Claude Opus 4.7 is now powering `smart` mode. It solves harder problems, but vague prompts get weaker results.

Amp Free Is Ad-Free

When you use Amp Free, you won't see ads anymore.

GPT‐5.4 in Deep

GPT-5.4 is now in deep, tuned to act more like Codex.

GPT-5.4, The New Oracle

GPT-5.4 is now Amp's oracle, and deep mode now has one too.

GPT‐5.3‐Codex

The model that killed the agent — now in Deep mode.

The Coding Agent Is Dead

We're killing the Amp editor extension to step into the future.

Amp Free Is Full (For Now)

We need to grow more slowly so we can sprint on the frontier.

Liberating Code Review

Amp's code review agent is now composable and extensible.

Slashing Custom Commands

Custom commands are gone. Use skills instead.

Go Deep

A new agent mode in Amp: deep. It thinks for longer, plans more, and needs you less.

Tab, Tab, Dead

We're removing Amp Tab. It is not part of the future we see.

Painter

Generate and edit images with the painter tool

Handoff, Please

Move to a new thread without commands or buttons

Stick a Fork in It, It's Done

We're ripping out the Fork command

TODOs Are Done

The TODO list feature is now gone from Amp

Agents Panel

A new panel for viewing and managing multiple agent threads

The Frontier Is Now Free

$10/day for any mode, including smart with Opus 4.5

Efficient MCP Tool Loading

Load MCP tools into your context window only when you use them

Agentic Review

A new agent for reviewing agent-generated code in your editor

Gemini 3 Flash in the Search Subagent

The search subagent is now 3x faster with Gemini 3 Flash

Clickable Diagrams

Mermaid diagrams now link directly to your code

Look At This

Analyze PDFs and images without bloating your context window

Thread Labels

Organize and find your threads with custom labels

Thread Map

A birdseye view of the threads you forked, handed off, and referenced

Agent Skills

Reuse your existing agent skills in Amp

Amp Python SDK

Amp Python SDK is now available

Find Threads

Find Amp threads by keyword or by which files they touched

Amp Frontier Corporation

Amp is becoming its own company

Opus 4.5: Better, Faster, Often Cheaper

Claude Opus 4.5 is the new main agent model in Amp

Try Claude Opus 4.5 With Us

Test Claude Opus 4.5 in Amp while we evaluate its agentic capabilities

Gemini 3 Pro

Google's Gemini 3 is now the main agent model in Amp

Rush Mode

A faster, cheaper way to use Amp for small, well-defined coding tasks.

Workspace Settings

Configure the Amp CLI per workspace

Social Coding

See how other people are actually using coding agents to do real stuff, with public profiles and threads.

Workspace Entitlements

Per-user usage quotas for Amp Enterprise Premium workspaces

Amp Now Reads Threads

Reference and let Amp read other Amp threads

Command Palette, Not Slash Commands

Amp now has a command palette that replaces slash commands

Review

A new panel for reading agent-generated code

Use Amp Free at Work

The Internet’s best business model (advertising) delivers once again: a $0 coding agent that meets the same stringent infosec standards of Amp’s paid smart mode.

Handoff (No More Compaction)

Move work into new threads without losing your built-up context

More Tools for the Agent

Create new tools for Amp using the CLI instead of writing MCP servers.

Edit, Restore and Fork in the CLI

Edit, restore and fork previous messages in the CLI with Tab

50% Faster Search Agent

Search agent is now 50% faster with optimized parallel execution

The Librarian

A new subagent for searching code on GitHub

Amp Free

Agentic coding is now free for everyone.

Amp TypeScript SDK

GPT-5 Oracle

When Sonnet falls short, GPT-5 can now help as the oracle

Amp CLI connects to VS Code and Neovim

Amp CLI connects to VS Code and Neovim

Now Using Claude Sonnet 4.5

Anthropic released an updated Sonnet 4.5, and Amp now uses it by default

Amp Tab for All

Our free in-editor completion engine for VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf is now on by default for new installs

Globs in AGENTS.md

Streaming JSON

The Amp CLI has two new flags: `--stream-json` and `--stream-json-input` and stuff

Look Ma, No Flicker

Today the Amp CLI reached the next stage in its evolution. It’s no longer just a command-line tool, but a proper terminal user interface.

Bring Your Own Tools

Provide tools to Amp in the form of executable files

1,000,000 Tokens

Amp can now use 1 million tokens of context with Claude Sonnet 4

Enterprise Managed Settings

Configure organization-wide settings that override individual settings

MCP Permissions

You can now set `amp.mcpPermissions` to define rules that block or allow MCP servers

JetBrains Diagnostics for Java, Kotlin, and Scala

Read JVM diagnostics from JetBrains IDEs

Multi-File Tab

Amp Tab will now suggest edits across multiple recently-viewed files

Through the Agent, Into the Shell

Execute shell commands, right there in the prompt input

From AGENT.md to AGENTS.md

Amp now uses `AGENTS.md` as the standard filename

A New Model for Amp Tab

Amp Tab uses an updated model with better completion accuracy

New Threads without Leaving the CLI

Start new threads or continue old ones with `/new` and `/continue`

Queue Messages in the CLI

Queue messages with `/queue`

432,000 Tokens

Amp supports 432k-token context with Claude Sonnet 4

Diagnostic-Driven Completions

Amp Tab now uses diagnostics to suggest file-wide fixes

Model Evaluation

Follow our team's real-time evaluation of new frontier models

Try GPT-5 With Us

Test GPT-5 in Amp while we evaluate its agentic capabilities

JetBrains in the CLI

Connect Amp CLI to JetBrains IDEs for context and editing

Tool-Level Permissions

Configure granular permissions for individual tools and arguments

Amp Tab 30% Faster

Amp Tab response times are now 30% faster with optimized infrastructure

Thread Forking in VS Code

We added fork threads to help you explore different directions mid-thread

amp dash x

The Amp CLI has a new flag: `--execute`

Towards a New CLI

Today we released a new version of our Amp CLI

Streamable Transport for MCP

Connect to remote MCP servers with streamable HTTP transport

Multiple AGENT.md Files

Use multiple `AGENT.md` files across directory trees

Oracle

Meet Oracle, Amp's new o3-powered tool for code review and analysis

Better, Faster, Cheaper Summaries

Amp now uses a different model when compacting or summarizing threads that is 6x faster and 30x cheaper

Queued Messages

Queue messages with `Shift+Enter` to send when the agent is idle

Agents for the Agent

Amp now has subagents to handle specialized tasks within threads

Amp Tab

Introducing our new in-editor completion engine that anticipates your next actions

Multi-Root Workspaces

Secret Redaction

Amp now identifies secrets and redacts them so they are not exposed to the LLM, other tools, or ampcode.com

Raising an Agent, Episode 6

Claude 4, sub-agents, and "hot tips" for agentic coding

Terminal Improvements

Commands now inherit shell environments and support interactive mode

TODOs for the Agent

The TODO feature that lets the agent manage its own list of tasks is now enabled by default

Image Support in CLI

Reference images by pasting paths or dragging files into the terminal

Amp Now Uses Claude Sonnet 4

Now that Anthropic has released it, we've switched Amp's primary model to be Claude Sonnet 4

The First 500,000 Messages

Amp Is Now Available To Everyone — Here's How I Use It

As of today, Amp is available to everyone. No more waitlist.

Raising an Agent, Episode 5

Five weeks of Amp evolution and AI coding predictions

History in CLI

Navigate message history with arrow keys and keyboard shortcuts

No More BYOK

The best product is built by iterating fast at the model↔product frontier, so we removed Isolated Mode

AGENT.md

Configure Amp with project guidance in `AGENTS.md` files

File Mentions in CLI

Fuzzy-search files with `@` mentions in interactive mode

Manual

Read the comprehensive operator's guide to using Amp effectively

How to Build an Agent

Learn how to build a fully functioning code-editing agent

Frequently Ignored Feedback

Our responses to common feedback we are intentionally not acting on

Raising an Agent, Episode 4

What will AI do to open-source? What does it mean for GitHub? What does it mean for interviewing engineers?

Raising an Agent, Episode 3

What does this all mean for code search? How do you balance coding knowledge vs. letting the AI do it?

Raising an Agent, Episode 2

Is the magic with these agents that there are no token limits? Where do the agents fail? Do they need guidance?

Raising an Agent, Episode 1

Build your Amp agent from the ground up