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Available in the terminal and in editors

CLI/TUI Install

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VS Code Cursor Windsurf Antigravity JetBrains Neovim

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React server actions RCE reproduction case

AR
 mitsuhiko
4 prompts
31 files
Oracle
+1896
-97
~65

Lua TUI framework design and widget sizing

TC
 rockorager
29 prompts
51 files
Oracle
+543
-425
~170

Cool effect build review and files changed

TB
 mrnugget
3 prompts
5 files

Add parallel course correction agent with forced tool call

NG
 nicolaygerold
1 prompt
12 files
+560
-9
~7

Migrate Vegeta plot from Dygraphs to uPlot

TS
 tsenart

Implement eval collection and filtering mechanism

CE
 cje

Refactor video detail component architecture

MF
 marcel
5 prompts
11 files
Oracle
+687
-4
~4

GitHub repository ui-dojo exploration

RC
 ryancarson

News

Announcements of Amp

February 4, 2026

Liberating Code Review

Amp's code review agent is now composable and extensible.
January 29, 2026

Slashing Custom Commands

Custom commands are gone. Use skills instead.
January 29, 2026

Shareable Walkthroughs

Generate interactive shareable annotated diagrams

January 28, 2026

Go Deep

A new agent mode in Amp: deep. It thinks for longer, plans more, and needs you less.

January 15, 2026

Tab, Tab, Dead

We're removing Amp Tab. It is not part of the future we see.
January 14, 2026

Painter

Generate and edit images with the painter tool

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"My first impressions of using @AmpCode to build an iOS app (working on an existing repo built be Claude Code): It feels way more agentic, it feels like I can let the agents/subagents run and it'll correctly come up with code reliably and consistently."
— TheAlexYao
"Tried Codex in lieu of @AmpCode. It makes me appreciate the level of polish amp brings! The whole tool really delivers a premium experience, and I pity whoever is stuck with CC / Codex."
— Petr Baudis
"We keep trying CC, Cursor Agent, etc. and keep coming back to Amp. It's built different."
— Evan Owen
"umm ok @AmpCode stop being so good - this data flow diagram is actually sick, and generated without me specifically asking for it"
— Adam Sorensen
"Tried @AmpCode with GPT5 and Sonnet4. @sqs you guys put some juice into Claude. Hard to believe its running the same model under the hood as CC."
— Alfredo Sandoval