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Agents, Everywhere

ampcode.com original

Amp has a new UI and sidebar, built for watching and driving all of your Amp agents, on web, mobile, and CLI.

We rebuilt Amp's foundation last month, so that your agents can run for longer, with less handholding needed. Amp is now a distributed system with durable execution for the agent loop and a plugin API.

Now, with this new foundation in place, we're pulling ourselves back above ground to shape how you use Amp to get the most out of these models.

We want you to be happy and productive running many Amp agents simultaneously on long-running tasks. You should be able to use the agent interface for most of your work. You shouldn't need to juggle terminal tabs.

Remote-controlling a single thread was the first step toward this, and now you can remote control all of your active threads in one place:

It's rolled out to everyone. To use it:

  • Desktop web: sign into ampcode.com, or run amp app.
  • Mobile web: sign into ampcode.com.
  • Amp CLI: press Ctrl+\ to show the sidebar with threads in your current directory.

The thread list for your team has also been redesigned and moved to Activity.