Social Coding

Update (2026-06-02): We've removed public thread sharing and related features; see The End of Public Threads for why.

We're all learning a new way to code: prompting, referencing, planning, handoffs, specs, and preparing a codebase to work well with agents.

Now, with public profiles and public thread sharing, you can see how other people are actually using agents to do real stuff. You'll probably learn something. We certainly have.

Take a look at some profiles to see how people are building terminal emulators, observability tooling, RL/simulation environments, web apps, and more:

• ampcode.com/@mitchellh — building Ghostty (more)
• ampcode.com/@mrnugget — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@tsenart — refactoring Vegeta
• ampcode.com/@hamel — evals and ML eng stuff
• ampcode.com/@cje — working on Axiom
• ampcode.com/@marcel — building Bold and Pidro
• ampcode.com/@ryancarson — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@kevin — implementing research ideas & FOSSA
• ampcode.com/@ryan0x44 — building Nadrama
• ampcode.com/@JustineChang — hacking on agent frameworks
• ampcode.com/@sqs — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@ari — creating simulation software
• ampcode.com/@erock — building ssh-first dev tools at pico.sh
• ampcode.com/@beyang — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@rockorager — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@ivanleomk — hacking on RL environments
• ampcode.com/@nicolaygerold — building Amp
• ampcode.com/@ridgetopai — building an end-to-end application
• ampcode.com/@jasonhawkharris — building Code Search and Amp

Get your own ampcode.com/@*you* by going to settings and clicking Edit Profile to choose a username.