
Amp builds a frontier coding agent and development environment spun out of Sourcegraph in December 2025.
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How the Amp coding agent handles security and data: certifications, infrastructure and service providers, data retention, encryption, and model training policies.
Archived Amp model card for OpenAI GPT-5.5: how it compared with GPT-5.4, its strengths and weaknesses, and how Amp used it.
Amp is a coding agent and development environment designed for advanced use, with installation and first-agent guides.
The Amp coding agent uses the best model for each task: leading generalist foundation models for complex reasoning and planning, and smaller specialized models for fast, accurate responses in specific domains.
Students and teachers get 50% off Amp Megawatt.
Everything Amp publishes in one place: release news, notes from the team, guides, podcast episodes, videos, and time capsules.
How the context window works in Amp and how to manage it with the least amount of work. Archived guide from November 2025.
Thorsten Ball shows how to build a fully functional, code-editing agent in less than 400 lines of Go.
Amp is becoming its own company
Press resources for Amp: product and company descriptions, press contact, and downloadable logos.
Students and teachers can subscribe to Amp for $10/month, half the usual price.
The page compares Amp coding agent plans, including free and tiered options for agent and orb usage.
Understand plans, credits, and usage.
Choose the right compute size and understand billing.
Beyang Liu on where they talk to Amp, their favorite mode, how they use Orbs and Puck, how they review changes, prompts they keep reusing, and what they still do by hand.
Brett Jones on where they talk to Amp, their favorite mode, how they use Orbs and Puck, how they review changes, prompts they keep reusing, and what they still do by hand.
Camden Cheek on where they talk to Amp, their favorite mode, how they use Orbs and Puck, how they review changes, prompts they keep reusing, and what they still do by hand.
Connor O'Brien on where they talk to Amp, their favorite mode, how they use Orbs and Puck, how they review changes, prompts they keep reusing, and what they still do by hand.
The company operates Amp Labs and develops Amp.
Report bugs and share diagnostics with Amp.
The page describes Amp Enterprise plans for organizations.
The page provides support contact and platform status updates.
Amp is a coding agent and development environment for building projects in orbs or via CLI and runner.
The page explains how Amp collects, uses, shares, and protects personal information and user choices.
The Acceptable Use Policy details rules for Amp accounts and service usage, including violations.
The terms of service outline licensing, user content, usage data, credits, and dispute resolution for Amp.