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Amp is a terminal-first, agentic coding platform designed for complex, multi-step engineering tasks. It autonomously routes subtasks to various frontier models, spawns parallel subagents, and can execute workflows on remote machines called orbs.
Recent updates include expanded BYOK support for various AI gateways (like OpenRouter and Vercel), new global shared plugins and skills, and an updated model dial that allows users to leverage existing ChatGPT subscriptions for agent usage.
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- Multi-model routing across top-tier frontier providers
- Parallel subagents and dedicated reasoning Oracle mode
- Remote execution via persistent Orbs for unsupervised work
- Shared workspaces with team thread-sharing and SSO
- Extensible via plugins, Skills, and MCP support
Developers and teams managing large, complex repositories who need autonomous, multi-step agentic workflows and prefer consumption-based pricing.
Developers requiring predictable flat-rate billing, those needing local-only/offline execution, or users wanting manual control over every model selection.
Amp offers a pay-as-you-go model with no markup on model provider pricing, alongside optional Megawatt ($20/mo) and Gigawatt ($200/mo) subscriptions that bundle orb usage and credits. A free Hobby tier is available for individuals, while Enterprise pricing is custom.
Amp is a powerful, opinionated agentic runtime for heavy-duty software engineering, offering best-in-class multi-model orchestration and remote operation, though it requires a shift away from traditional editor-centric workflows.
Is Amp free?
Amp is Freemium. Amp offers a pay-as-you-go model with no markup on model provider pricing, alongside optional Megawatt ($20/mo) and Gigawatt ($200/mo) subscriptions that bundle orb usage and credits. A free Hobby tier is available for individuals, while Enterprise pricing is custom. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Amp best for?
Developers and teams managing large, complex repositories who need autonomous, multi-step agentic workflows and prefer consumption-based pricing.
Who makes Amp?
Amp is developed by Amp, Inc. (formerly Sourcegraph). It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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