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  "articleBody": "You can now start new agents remotely from [ampcode.com](https://ampcode.com) anywhere you can run `amp`:\n\nThat means, in addition to running [agents in orbs](https://ampcode.com/news/agents-in-orbs), you can now run agents on any machine you want: your laptop, your server, your cloud dev box, your Raspberry Pi. Your lawn mower even, if it has a shell.\n\nEnable it by using the command `amp: enable remote creation of threads` or with the setting:\n\n```json\n// ~/.config/amp/settings.json\n\n{\n\t\"amp.remoteThreadCreation.enabled\": true\n}\n```\n\nOnce enabled, every Amp client you start will accept and run new threads in its working directory.\n\n## Runner Mode\n\nYou can also use the new *runner* mode with:\n\n```\namp --no-tui\n```\n\nThat starts Amp in a headless mode in which it only waits to start and run new threads:\n\nYou can start multiple runners on the same machine, as long as they're started in different directories. Each runner is uniquely identified by host and working directory. Directories don't have to be version controlled. They can be anything, even home directories.\n\nYou can start agents *anywhere* now.\n\n## Walkthrough\n\nHere's Thorsten with a walkthrough:\n",
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  "content_html": "<p>You can now start new agents remotely from <a target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" href=\"https://ampcode.com\">ampcode.com</a> anywhere you can run <code>amp</code>:</p>\n<p>That means, in addition to running <a target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\" href=\"https://ampcode.com/news/agents-in-orbs\">agents in orbs</a>, you can now run agents on any machine you want: your laptop, your server, your cloud dev box, your Raspberry Pi. Your lawn mower even, if it has a shell.</p>\n<p>Enable it by using the command <code>amp: enable remote creation of threads</code> or with the setting:</p>\n<pre><code class=\"language-json\"><span class=\"code-snippet\" data-language=\"JSON\"><span class=\"syntax-source syntax-json\"><span class=\"syntax-comment syntax-line syntax-double-slash syntax-js\"><span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-definition syntax-comment syntax-json\">//</span> ~/.config/amp/settings.json\n</span>\n<span class=\"syntax-meta syntax-structure syntax-dictionary syntax-json\"><span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-section syntax-dictionary syntax-begin syntax-json\">{</span>\n\t<span class=\"syntax-meta syntax-structure syntax-dictionary syntax-key syntax-json\"><span class=\"syntax-string syntax-quoted syntax-double syntax-json\"><span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-definition syntax-string syntax-begin syntax-json\">&quot;</span>amp.remoteThreadCreation.enabled<span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-definition syntax-string syntax-end syntax-json\">&quot;</span></span></span><span class=\"syntax-meta syntax-structure syntax-dictionary syntax-value syntax-json\"><span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-separator syntax-dictionary syntax-key-value syntax-json\">:</span> <span class=\"syntax-constant syntax-language syntax-json\">true</span>\n</span><span class=\"syntax-punctuation syntax-section syntax-dictionary syntax-end syntax-json\">}</span></span>\n</span></span></code></pre>\n<p>Once enabled, every Amp client you start will accept and run new threads in its working directory.</p>\n<h2>Runner Mode</h2>\n<p>You can also use the new <em>runner</em> mode with:</p>\n<pre><code><span class=\"code-snippet\">amp --no-tui\n</span></code></pre>\n<p>That starts Amp in a headless mode in which it only waits to start and run new threads:</p>\n<p>You can start multiple runners on the same machine, as long as they're started in different directories. Each runner is uniquely identified by host and working directory. Directories don't have to be version controlled. They can be anything, even home directories.</p>\n<p>You can start agents <em>anywhere</em> now.</p>\n<h2>Walkthrough</h2>\n<p>Here's Thorsten with a walkthrough:</p>\n",
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