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title: Meet Puck
link: https://ampcode.com/news/meet-puck
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published: 2026-07-20T00:00:00Z
updated: 2026-07-20T00:00:00Z
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summary: 'Say Hello to Puck, your new assistant in Amp: Open it up from anywhere on ampcode.com: Puck is always available and has access to many different tools to help you manage your agents in Amp. Here are some examples of things you can ask Puck to do: "Spawn a new agent in an orb to fix this bug the user reported in the screenshot." "Start an agent in ampcode/amp to investigate why CI is failing." "Find me that massive thread I had where I was investigating that 500 server issue." "Once this thread is done, archive it." "Create a new project and start setting up a 2026 Rust development toolchain in it." "For each script in our ./scripts folder, spawn an agent in an orb to try and run it again dev server. Then compile their feedback about what worked/didn''t work. Think of Puck as a quick assistant and a home base for launching and coordinating other agents. It''s an experiment, too. Puck is flexible, and we''ve already found more ways to use it than we expected. We''re excited to see what you come up with. Time to open Puck and put it to work.'
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Say Hello to Puck, your new assistant in Amp:

![Puck in Amp](https://static.ampcode.com/news/puck-icon-light.webp?v=2)

Open it up from anywhere on ampcode.com:

Puck is always available and has access to many different tools to help you manage your agents in Amp.

Here are some examples of things you can ask Puck to do:

- "Spawn a new agent in an orb to fix this bug the user reported in the screenshot."
- "Start an agent in ampcode/amp to investigate why CI is failing."
- "Find me that massive thread I had where I was investigating that 500 server issue."
- "Once this thread is done, archive it."
- "Create a new project and start setting up a 2026 Rust development toolchain in it."
- "For each script in our ./scripts folder, spawn an agent in an orb to try and run it again dev server. Then compile their feedback about what worked/didn't work.

Think of Puck as a quick assistant and a home base for launching and coordinating other agents. It's an experiment, too. Puck is flexible, and we've already found more ways to use it than we expected. We're excited to see what you come up with.

Time to open Puck and put it to work.