Amp

Desktop OS: macOS

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Desktop OS: Windows

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Task actions: The Windows app starts threads in Orbs or on runners; its share action sends files or text to Puck. Client parity beyond the documented Windows basics remains unknown.
• Notifications: Windows notifications report a thread ready for input, mentions and access requests; access requests can be answered in the notification.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp for Windows

   Finding: Experimental Windows 10 1809+/Windows 11 app for x64 and Arm. Threads and orbs, Windows notifications and taskbar actions are documented.

   Locator

   Install; What Works

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-07

Desktop OS: Linux

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Desktop os: Native Mac, experimental Windows and Linux desktop clients are documented. Linux has installation, tray and local-runner instructions.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp linux

   Finding: Amp has a native Linux desktop app with install instructions, desktop integration and a systemd-backed local runner. It supports tray operation and launch arguments; the Linux app lacks Mac Puck windows/dictation and multiple windows.

   Locator

   Linux app installation, local runner, tray and differences from Mac

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Web client

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Phone access: Native iOS

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Phone access: Native Android

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

CLI

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Coding agents: Claude Code

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Codex

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Cursor Agent

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Gemini CLI

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: OpenCode

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Pi

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Grok

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Aider

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Coding agents: Antigravity

Typed value: No.

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

• Harnesses: Amp own main agent and Task/Read Thread subagents; the documented architecture does not select Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok CLI, Aider or Antigravity harnesses.
• Custom adapters: Plugins define custom Amp agent modes through amp.createAgent with a model; these remain inside the Amp agent API.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Use my subscription

Typed value: Yes.

The pricing guide supports linking ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions. BYOK is a separate inference route. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

• Agent subscriptions: The pricing guide supports linking ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions.
• Api accounts: BYOK is a separate inference route.
• Vendor credits: Paid credits cover model and non-model tool usage; non-enterprise inference uses provider API rates without markup.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Subscriptions, API keys and vendor credits: first-party sources in this pass did not establish local_models, account_switching, vendor_account_requirement, provider_restrictions. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Where agents run: On your computer

Typed value: Yes.

The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine. Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program. Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane. Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes. The size table lists per-Orb CPU, memory and 60 GB disk; default-size rules vary by project and plan.

• Local: The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine.
• Managed cloud: Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-10

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hybrid, provisioning, payer, region, expiry, client_disconnect, other_device_continuation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Where agents run: On your own server

Typed value: Yes.

The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine. Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program. Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane. Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes. The size table lists per-Orb CPU, memory and 60 GB disk; default-size rules vary by project and plan.

• Byo remote: Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program.
• Self hosted: Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-10

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hybrid, provisioning, payer, region, expiry, client_disconnect, other_device_continuation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Self-Hosted Orbs

   Finding: An outbound provider runs user-supplied spawn/pause/delete dispatch. Docker and Kubernetes examples retain disk but not memory. Self-hosted Orbs still connect to Amp.

   Locator

   How It Works; Caution; infrastructure table

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-03

Where agents run: In the vendor's cloud

Typed value: Yes.

The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine. Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program. Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane. Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes. The size table lists per-Orb CPU, memory and 60 GB disk; default-size rules vary by project and plan.

• Local: The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine.
• Managed cloud: Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-10

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hybrid, provisioning, payer, region, expiry, client_disconnect, other_device_continuation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Workspace isolation: Git worktree

Typed value: Yes.

Runner worktree creation also creates a named branch. A runner creates a Git worktree and branch for a new thread; worktrees separate files without asserting a security sandbox. A documented Docker provider example runs each Orb as a container; this is a self-hosted execution option. Each Orb thread has a fresh isolated working environment; the shared terminal uses the same filesystem as that thread's agent. Docker-backed Orbs do not preserve memory across pause; terminals and desktop processes are lost on wake. Each runner worktree has its own working files and branch.

• Branch: Runner worktree creation also creates a named branch.
• Worktree: A runner creates a Git worktree and branch for a new thread; worktrees separate files without asserting a security sandbox.
• Code separation: Each runner worktree has its own working files and branch.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: checkout, vm, os_sandbox, network, secrets, security_boundary. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Runners

   Finding: Runners serve local or remote directories. New Worktree creates a sibling checkout and branch; threads can archive and remove only clean worktrees.

   Locator

   Start a Runner; Create a Worktree

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-04

Workspace isolation: Container

Typed value: Yes.

Runner worktree creation also creates a named branch. A runner creates a Git worktree and branch for a new thread; worktrees separate files without asserting a security sandbox. A documented Docker provider example runs each Orb as a container; this is a self-hosted execution option. Each Orb thread has a fresh isolated working environment; the shared terminal uses the same filesystem as that thread's agent. Docker-backed Orbs do not preserve memory across pause; terminals and desktop processes are lost on wake. Each runner worktree has its own working files and branch.

• Container: A documented Docker provider example runs each Orb as a container; this is a self-hosted execution option.
• Process: Docker-backed Orbs do not preserve memory across pause; terminals and desktop processes are lost on wake.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: checkout, vm, os_sandbox, network, secrets, security_boundary. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Self-Hosted Orbs

   Finding: An outbound provider runs user-supplied spawn/pause/delete dispatch. Docker and Kubernetes examples retain disk but not memory. Self-hosted Orbs still connect to Amp.

   Locator

   How It Works; Caution; infrastructure table

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-03

Parallel runs

Typed value: Yes.

The Orb guide describes several independent tasks running at once, each with its own environment.

• Concurrent tasks: The Orb guide describes several independent tasks running at once, each with its own environment.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Parallel work: first-party sources in this pass did not establish concurrent_sessions, quotas, observed_concurrency, status_visibility. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Coordinator

Typed value: Yes.

Task executes delegated work and Read Thread summarizes threads. Built-in Task subagents follow the thread's model and effort; custom plugin agents can define model choices. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

• Roles: Task executes delegated work and Read Thread summarizes threads.
• Model harness effort: Built-in Task subagents follow the thread's model and effort; custom plugin agents can define model choices.
• Messages: Built-in subagents cannot communicate with each other or be steered directly by the user.
• Results return: The parent receives final summaries and can send another task with earlier child context retained.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Inspectable delegation and communication: first-party sources in this pass did not establish cross_harness, orchestration_owner, activation, authentication, live_progress, retained_results, followup, invocation. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Modes & models

   Finding: Task and Read Thread subagents have separate context, report summaries and support follow-up work. They cannot communicate directly with one another.

   Locator

   Subagents; Custom agents

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Unattended triggers

Typed value: Yes.

Amp saves one schedule per thread; it can run once or repeat, with pause, resume and delete controls. GitHub events can wake existing threads or start new Orbs. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

• Schedules: Amp saves one schedule per thread; it can run once or repeat, with pause, resume and delete controls.
• Completion conditions: Repeating schedules may end at a configured completion condition.
• Scheduler location: Amp wakes the saved thread and resumes its Orb as needed; this is product-owned scheduling.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unattended triggers: first-party sources in this pass did not establish recurring_tasks, overlaps, retries, client_independence. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Automations & webhooks

   Finding: A saved thread schedule wakes the same agent and Orb; one-off, recurring and completion-conditioned runs are documented.

   Locator

   Automations; Manage an automation

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Shared prompting

Typed value: Yes.

Workspace members can chat with each other in the thread. Workspace teammates can prompt together in an enabled multiplayer thread. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

• Discussion: Workspace members can chat with each other in the thread.
• Coprompting: Workspace teammates can prompt together in an enabled multiplayer thread.
• Permissions: Multiplayer grants workspace members access to that thread, machine, secrets, files and terminal.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Live human collaboration: first-party sources in this pass did not establish visibility, comments, presence, ordering, conflicts, attribution, plan_restrictions, owner_online. No two-account permission, simultaneous steering, revocation or colleague-takeover fixture was run. Sharing and presence do not establish co-prompting.

1. Multiplayer

   Finding: Workspace members can co-prompt an enabled thread and access its Orb or shared runner; access is time-limited and bills the owner.

   Locator

   Activate multiplayer; Security; MCP servers

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Team roles

Typed value: Yes.

Member and Admin roles are documented; Admin manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can view private threads. Admins invite members; member email-invitation rights are configurable. Teams list SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise adds SCIM. Enterprise supports directory sync of members and groups. A non-enterprise workspace needs a paid Megawatt or Gigawatt member for SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise does not require a paid member tier.

• Organization roles: Member and Admin roles are documented; Admin manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can view private threads.
• Membership: Admins invite members; member email-invitation rights are configurable.
• Provisioning: Enterprise supports directory sync of members and groups.
• Plan scope: A non-enterprise workspace needs a paid Megawatt or Gigawatt member for SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise does not require a paid member tier.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: project_roles, task_roles, unauthorized_access, revocation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Workspaces

   Finding: Member uses shared resources; Admin also manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can inspect private threads. Enterprise adds narrower roles.

   Locator

   Members; Personal vs. Workspace

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

SSO

Typed value: Yes.

Member and Admin roles are documented; Admin manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can view private threads. Admins invite members; member email-invitation rights are configurable. Teams list SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise adds SCIM. Enterprise supports directory sync of members and groups. A non-enterprise workspace needs a paid Megawatt or Gigawatt member for SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise does not require a paid member tier.

• Sso: Teams list SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise adds SCIM.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: project_roles, task_roles, unauthorized_access, revocation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Pull request workflow

Typed value: Yes.

Push to Branch ships to a feature branch instead of the base branch. Default Ship commits uncommitted files before rebasing and pushing. Orbs can push branches and open PRs using a connected GitHub identity. Default Ship rebases on the latest base branch and repeats after a concurrent push. The agent resolves conflicts and asks the user before proceeding on substantive conflicts. A PR linked by thread URL or ID appears in the thread title bar with open, draft, queued, merged or closed status.

• Pull requests: Orbs can push branches and open PRs using a connected GitHub identity.
• Product state: A PR linked by thread URL or ID appears in the thread title bar with open, draft, queued, merged or closed status.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: worktrees, comments, ci_response. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Review interface

Typed value: Yes.

The thread's Changes view shows the diff, alongside files, services and conversation. Thread artifacts retain plans, reports and notes. The Artifacts tab groups multiple documents in folders. Artifact links in the transcript open the document in its thread. Artifacts and their uploaded images remain with the thread; deleting the thread deletes its artifacts. A child thread can edit or copy an accessible parent artifact, then notify its thread of the change.

• Diffs: The thread's Changes view shows the diff, alongside files, services and conversation.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: screenshots, recordings, previews, test_outputs, reviewer_outputs, revision_links, prompt_leakage. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: Apache-2.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: MIT

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: GPL-3.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: GPL-3.0-or-later

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: AGPL-3.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: AGPL-3.0-or-later

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: Elastic License 2.0

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: Custom terms

Typed value: Yes. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Product license: Proprietary

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Self-hosting

Typed value: No.

Amp explicitly says it does not offer self-hosted deployments of its control plane. Self-hosted Orbs are execution workers. Threads export to Markdown, with full JSON available to the creator. Thread export formats are Markdown and JSON; artifacts export Markdown, HTML and PDF. Thread transcripts can be exported; importing an exported history was not established.

• Self hosting: Amp explicitly says it does not offer self-hosted deployments of its control plane. Self-hosted Orbs are execution workers.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: vendor_dependencies, import, cancellation, account_independence. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Security Reference

   Finding: Amp describes a cloud control plane without self-hosted deployments, GCP storage, separately controlled training, thread deletion, SOC 2 Type II and authentication audit logs.

   Locator

   System Components; Data Security and Retention; Audit Logs; Assurance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Free access

Typed value: Yes.

The Hobby tier is recurring free; model usage and hosted compute may still cost money. Self-hosted Orbs and own subscriptions or API keys have no Amp fee for individuals and teams; infrastructure and provider costs remain. Hobby includes no usage. Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp token fees or limits outside Enterprise; provider limits still apply.

• Ongoing free: The Hobby tier is recurring free; model usage and hosted compute may still cost money.
• Self host cost: Self-hosted Orbs and own subscriptions or API keys have no Amp fee for individuals and teams; infrastructure and provider costs remain.
• Usage caps: Hobby includes no usage. Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp token fees or limits outside Enterprise; provider limits still apply.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: trial, credits_trial, paid_only, early_access, free_scenarios, card_required, paid_evaluation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: Free

Typed value: Yes. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: Up to $20/month

Typed value: No. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: $21–40/month

Typed value: No. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: $41–100/month

Typed value: No. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: Over $100/month

Typed value: No. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Starting price: Contact for pricing

Typed value: No. Free.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Pricing model: Free, no paid plan

Typed value: No.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Interval: Megawatt and Gigawatt are monthly tiers.
• Seats: Teams have no additional workspace/seat charge; each member retains an individual tier. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp pricing

   Finding: The complete public tier table lists Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional charge and custom Enterprise. Usage and Orbs are separately metered. Members keep individual tiers; the public table has no separate per-seat workspace fee or one-time license.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers table; How Usage Is Charged; Enterprise. Page lastModified 2026-11-11.

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Pricing model: Free plan

Typed value: Yes.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Pricing model: Subscription

Typed value: Yes.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Pricing model: Per seat

Typed value: No.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Interval: Megawatt and Gigawatt are monthly tiers.
• Seats: Teams have no additional workspace/seat charge; each member retains an individual tier. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp pricing

   Finding: The complete public tier table lists Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional charge and custom Enterprise. Usage and Orbs are separately metered. Members keep individual tiers; the public table has no separate per-seat workspace fee or one-time license.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers table; How Usage Is Charged; Enterprise. Page lastModified 2026-11-11.

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Pricing model: Usage-based

Typed value: Yes.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Pricing model: Per machine or compute

Typed value: Yes.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Compute cost: At the 7 November check, a1.medium lists 4 CPUs, 8 GB RAM and $0.33/hour, billed per minute; other sizes differ.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Sizes & costs

   Finding: Hosted sizes and hourly rates are published and billed by minute; idle pause stops charges. Enterprise self-hosted pricing changes after November 13.

   Locator

   Available sizes; Billing; When an Orb pauses

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Pricing model: Bring your own key

Typed value: Yes.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Pricing model: One-time purchase

Typed value: No.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Interval: Megawatt and Gigawatt are monthly tiers.
• Seats: Teams have no additional workspace/seat charge; each member retains an individual tier. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Checked

2026-11-13 · checked 2 days ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp pricing

   Finding: The complete public tier table lists Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional charge and custom Enterprise. Usage and Orbs are separately metered. Members keep individual tiers; the public table has no separate per-seat workspace fee or one-time license.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers table; How Usage Is Charged; Enterprise. Page lastModified 2026-11-11.

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

Paid plans from: No paid plan

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: $10 or less/month

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: $11–20/month

Typed value: Yes. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: $21–40/month

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: $41–100/month

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: Over $100/month

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plans from: Contact sales

Typed value: No. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Keeps going with laptop closed

Typed value: Yes.

The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine. Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program. Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane. Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes. The size table lists per-Orb CPU, memory and 60 GB disk; default-size rules vary by project and plan.

• Local: The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine.
• Managed cloud: Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-10

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hybrid, provisioning, payer, region, expiry, client_disconnect, other_device_continuation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Open-source license

Typed value: No. Custom terms.

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

• Client license: Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms.
• Server license: The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Any desktop app

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

Paid plan up to $20/month

Typed value: Yes. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Paid plan up to $40/month

Typed value: Yes. $11–20/month.

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

• Currency: Public tier prices are USD.
• Workspace fees: Teams carry no extra charge; Enterprise has custom pricing.
• Included usage: Megawatt includes $20 monthly agent usage and 750 hours of a1.small Orbs; larger sizes consume the allowance faster.
• Credits: Purchased credits expire twelve months after purchase and workspace credits are shared.
• Overages: Users can buy credits after consuming included agent usage.
• Model cost: Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp fees outside Enterprise; Amp-hosted model credits follow provider prices without markup for non-enterprise users.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

Any phone client

Typed value: Yes.

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

• Mobile apps: The introduction lists iPhone, iPad and Android apps; release restrictions need per-app verification.
• Browser: Web threads run in Orbs at ampcode.com.
• Cli: The CLI runs locally or in scripts.
• Cross device continuity: The guide describes starting an Orb on iPhone and continuing from Mac or terminal; this was not tested.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:ACC-01

Amp offers Mac, experimental Windows and native Linux desktop apps, native phone apps, the web app and CLI. Linux includes a local systemd runner; individual client limitations remain scoped per question.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: mobile_browser, editor_extensions. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Amp for Windows

   Finding: Experimental Windows 10 1809+/Windows 11 app for x64 and Arm. Threads and orbs, Windows notifications and taskbar actions are documented.

   Locator

   Install; What Works

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-07

3. Amp linux

   Finding: Amp has a native Linux desktop app with install instructions, desktop integration and a systemd-backed local runner. It supports tray operation and launch arguments; the Linux app lacks Mac Puck windows/dictation and multiple windows.

   Locator

   Linux app installation, local runner, tray and differences from Mac

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

amp:ACC-02

Amp supplies its own coding-agent harness across clients and builds prompts/tools around the selected model. Custom agent modes and subagents remain Amp agents; provider subscriptions or models are not third-party coding CLI integrations.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Agent and model choice: first-party sources in this pass did not establish harnesses, custom_adapters, session_integration, mixed_harness_operation. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Modes & models

   Finding: Task and Read Thread subagents have separate context, report summaries and support follow-up work. They cannot communicate directly with one another.

   Locator

   Subagents; Custom agents

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Amp models and subagents

   Finding: Amp uses its own agent across web, apps and CLI. The selected model is wrapped in Amp system prompts/tools; Task and Read Thread are Amp subagents. Custom plugin agents choose a model through amp.createAgent rather than selecting a third-party coding CLI harness.

   Locator

   Introduction same agent everywhere; Models and Subagents main agent, custom agents and system models

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

amp:ACC-03

The pricing guide supports linking ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions. BYOK is a separate inference route. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Subscriptions, API keys and vendor credits: first-party sources in this pass did not establish local_models, account_switching, vendor_account_requirement, provider_restrictions. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:ACC-04

The quickstart permits a project without a Git repository. Orbs support GitHub and other HTTPS Git hosts; GitHub private access uses an installed GitHub App.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Onboarding and project prerequisites: first-party sources in this pass did not establish first_task_setup, local_git_without_remote, prerequisite_guidance, managed_cloud_setup, byo_vps_onboarding. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:ACC-06

Local commands and remote MCP servers are supported. Remote servers can use OAuth or configured headers. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• External tools and extensions: first-party sources in this pass did not establish plugins, custom_tools, instructions_import, integration_owner. Detailed client actions, provider-specific eligibility and first-run prerequisites need targeted access; no install timing or external-tool fixture was run.

1. Multiplayer

   Finding: Workspace members can co-prompt an enabled thread and access its Orb or shared runner; access is time-limited and bills the owner.

   Locator

   Activate multiplayer; Security; MCP servers

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. MCP

   Finding: Amp manages local and remote MCP definitions with OAuth or headers; no external-tool call was tested.

   Locator

   Local and remote configuration

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:PLAN-01

GitHub webhooks can continue threads or spawn Orbs from issues and pull requests.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Intake and external tracker relationship: first-party sources in this pass did not establish local_creation, prompt_intake, external_import, authoritative_tracker, stable_ids, sync, supported_edits, external_roundtrips. No shared requirement-to-implementation, backlog evolution or authoritative-record round-trip fixture was run. Instructions and per-task plans do not prove living specifications.

1. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:PLAN-02

Thread artifacts can hold plans and checklists, persisted with the thread. This does not establish acceptance gates. Humans and agents edit the same artifact. Each artifact save creates a revision. Agents merge against a newer artifact revision when a concurrent save prevents their update.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: acceptance_criteria, implementation_links, restart_persistence. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

amp:PLAN-04

Amp loads AGENTS.md in the current directory, parents and relevant subtrees, plus personal and system guidance. Workspace global guidance applies to top-level agents, with explicit exclusions for subagents, Puck and raw custom agents.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Shared context and memory: first-party sources in this pass did not establish skills, project_docs, memory, provenance, correction, deletion, freshness, takeover_continuity. No shared requirement-to-implementation, backlog evolution or authoritative-record round-trip fixture was run. Instructions and per-task plans do not prove living specifications.

1. AGENTS.md

   Finding: Repository, personal and managed guidance has documented inclusion scopes; workspace guidance excludes subagents, Puck and raw custom agents.

   Locator

   Automatic inclusion; global guidance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:PLAN-08

Artifacts can retain a plan or requirements document with a thread; a dedicated executable requirements schema is not established. Workspace users allowed to open the thread can edit its artifacts. Every selectable agent mode can read and write artifacts using the artifact tool. Every artifact save creates a new revision. Artifacts remain accessible from the thread Artifacts view until deleted.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: approvals, implementation_links, drift_detection, review_integration. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

amp:COORD-01

The Orb guide describes several independent tasks running at once, each with its own environment.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Parallel work: first-party sources in this pass did not establish concurrent_sessions, quotas, observed_concurrency, status_visibility. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:COORD-03

Task executes delegated work and Read Thread summarizes threads. Built-in Task subagents follow the thread's model and effort; custom plugin agents can define model choices. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Inspectable delegation and communication: first-party sources in this pass did not establish cross_harness, orchestration_owner, activation, authentication, live_progress, retained_results, followup, invocation. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Modes & models

   Finding: Task and Read Thread subagents have separate context, report summaries and support follow-up work. They cannot communicate directly with one another.

   Locator

   Subagents; Custom agents

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:COORD-04

Amp saves one schedule per thread; it can run once or repeat, with pause, resume and delete controls. GitHub events can wake existing threads or start new Orbs. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unattended triggers: first-party sources in this pass did not establish recurring_tasks, overlaps, retries, client_independence. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Automations & webhooks

   Finding: A saved thread schedule wakes the same agent and Orb; one-off, recurring and completion-conditioned runs are documented.

   Locator

   Automations; Manage an automation

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:COORD-05

A snoozed thread surfaces and notifies when it needs an approval or answer.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Intervention and attention: first-party sources in this pass did not establish pause, stop, resume, steer, pending_decisions, escalation, visible_errors, chat_terminal_parity, retained_history. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Automations & webhooks

   Finding: A saved thread schedule wakes the same agent and Orb; one-off, recurring and completion-conditioned runs are documented.

   Locator

   Automations; Manage an automation

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:COORD-07

The Dial provides low, medium, high and ultra modes; plugins can define custom agents.

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2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Workflow flexibility and orchestration visibility: first-party sources in this pass did not establish quick_task, growing_epic, presets, natural_language, in_run_changes, live_roles, retained_relationships, discoverability, auth_friction. No concurrent-worker, duplicate-claim, delegation-retention or twelve-state fleet fixture was run. UI labels alone do not establish enforcement.

1. Modes & models

   Finding: Task and Read Thread subagents have separate context, report summaries and support follow-up work. They cannot communicate directly with one another.

   Locator

   Subagents; Custom agents

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:RUN-01

The CLI can run Amp on the user's own machine. Users can supply their own Orb compute through amp orb provider and a dispatch program. Orb execution can be hosted on user infrastructure; this is not self-hosting the Amp control plane. Orbs are per-thread machines that continue working when the laptop closes. The size table lists per-Orb CPU, memory and 60 GB disk; default-size rules vary by project and plan.

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Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hybrid, provisioning, payer, region, expiry, client_disconnect, other_device_continuation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Introduction

   Finding: Amp offers web, macOS, iOS, Android and CLI access to threads; Orbs keep working after closing the laptop.

   Locator

   Quickstart; Explore

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Sizes & costs

   Finding: Hosted sizes and hourly rates are published and billed by minute; idle pause stops charges. Enterprise self-hosted pricing changes after November 13.

   Locator

   Available sizes; Billing; When an Orb pauses

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

3. Self-Hosted Orbs

   Finding: An outbound provider runs user-supplied spawn/pause/delete dispatch. Docker and Kubernetes examples retain disk but not memory. Self-hosted Orbs still connect to Amp.

   Locator

   How It Works; Caution; infrastructure table

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-03

amp:RUN-02

Runner worktree creation also creates a named branch. A runner creates a Git worktree and branch for a new thread; worktrees separate files without asserting a security sandbox. A documented Docker provider example runs each Orb as a container; this is a self-hosted execution option. Each Orb thread has a fresh isolated working environment; the shared terminal uses the same filesystem as that thread's agent. Docker-backed Orbs do not preserve memory across pause; terminals and desktop processes are lost on wake. Each runner worktree has its own working files and branch.

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Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: checkout, vm, os_sandbox, network, secrets, security_boundary. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Self-Hosted Orbs

   Finding: An outbound provider runs user-supplied spawn/pause/delete dispatch. Docker and Kubernetes examples retain disk but not memory. Self-hosted Orbs still connect to Amp.

   Locator

   How It Works; Caution; infrastructure table

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-03

3. Runners

   Finding: Runners serve local or remote directories. New Worktree creates a sibling checkout and branch; threads can archive and remove only clean worktrees.

   Locator

   Start a Runner; Create a Worktree

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-04

amp:RUN-03

Docker-backed Orb services restart when a portal is reopened after wake; terminal and desktop process state is not restored. An idle Orb wakes with conversation, files and services retained; worker-crash recovery was not tested. Docker-backed Orbs retain disk but lose terminal and desktop process state when paused.

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Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: client_disconnect, worker_crash, expiry, transcript_reload, process_reconnect, state_reconstruction, duplicate_actions, manual_repair, multi_day_continuity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Self-Hosted Orbs

   Finding: An outbound provider runs user-supplied spawn/pause/delete dispatch. Docker and Kubernetes examples retain disk but not memory. Self-hosted Orbs still connect to Amp.

   Locator

   How It Works; Caution; infrastructure table

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-03

amp:RUN-04

Install shared dependencies in .agents/setup. A matching prepared project snapshot is reused for up to 72 hours. Snapshots capture repository and setup changes and can be deleted from settings or CLI. Long-running processes belong in .amp/services.yaml or systemd, not setup. Shared setup and runtime use different credentials; setup credentials are removed before snapshotting. A matching project snapshot skips setup; freshness is limited to 72 hours and supported Git host checks. .agents/resume runs after activation and wake for authentication, repair or reconnect; successful automatic repair is not independently tested.

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Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: ports, collisions, remote_setup. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Customizing Orbs

   Finding: Project snapshots reuse dependencies up to 72 hours. Setup and resume scripts have distinct credentials and lifetimes. Services are declared separately; failed setup is visible in Setup Log.

   Locator

   Orb Lifecycle; .agents/setup; .agents/resume; Services

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:RUN-05

Setup stops after 20 minutes; a failed or timed-out setup does not publish a refreshed snapshot.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: time_limits, turn_limits, token_limits, spend_limits, retries, provider_failures, enforcement. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Sizes & costs

   Finding: Hosted sizes and hourly rates are published and billed by minute; idle pause stops charges. Enterprise self-hosted pricing changes after November 13.

   Locator

   Available sizes; Billing; When an Orb pauses

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Customizing Orbs

   Finding: Project snapshots reuse dependencies up to 72 hours. Setup and resume scripts have distinct credentials and lifetimes. Services are declared separately; failed setup is visible in Setup Log.

   Locator

   Orb Lifecycle; .agents/setup; .agents/resume; Services

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:RUN-07

A thread's dollar indicator opens detailed usage; this is documented, not reconciled against invoices.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Per-task API and compute cost: first-party sources in this pass did not establish task_cost, session_cost, child_cost, epic_cost, harness_aggregation, billed_vs_estimated, tokens, subscription_allowance, provider_reconciliation, compute_cost, refresh_delay, alerts, export. No client-disconnect, crash/restart, resource-pressure or invoice-reconciliation fixture was run. Documented persistence is distinct from measured recovery.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:RUN-08

After a burst of twenty metered Orb starts per user, later starts queue at one every five minutes.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Compute-aware scheduling and verification: first-party sources in this pass did not establish concurrency, cpu_ram, backpressure, host_awareness, check_reuse, check_deduplication, bounded_tests, cancellation, fairness, recovery, shared_limits. No client-disconnect, crash/restart, resource-pressure or invoice-reconciliation fixture was run. Documented persistence is distinct from measured recovery.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:TEAM-01

Workspace members can chat with each other in the thread. Workspace teammates can prompt together in an enabled multiplayer thread. Further scoped facts are recorded in the atomic answers.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Live human collaboration: first-party sources in this pass did not establish visibility, comments, presence, ordering, conflicts, attribution, plan_restrictions, owner_online. No two-account permission, simultaneous steering, revocation or colleague-takeover fixture was run. Sharing and presence do not establish co-prompting.

1. Multiplayer

   Finding: Workspace members can co-prompt an enabled thread and access its Orb or shared runner; access is time-limited and bills the owner.

   Locator

   Activate multiplayer; Security; MCP servers

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:TEAM-02

Member and Admin roles are documented; Admin manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can view private threads. Admins invite members; member email-invitation rights are configurable. Teams list SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise adds SCIM. Enterprise supports directory sync of members and groups. A non-enterprise workspace needs a paid Megawatt or Gigawatt member for SAML/OIDC SSO; Enterprise does not require a paid member tier.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: project_roles, task_roles, unauthorized_access, revocation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Workspaces

   Finding: Member uses shared resources; Admin also manages membership, billing, settings and policies and can inspect private threads. Enterprise adds narrower roles.

   Locator

   Members; Personal vs. Workspace

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:TEAM-03

Multiplayer starts with a seven-day duration, can end early and expires automatically. Stopping runner sharing ends multiplayer on threads created on it.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Approvals and temporary access: first-party sources in this pass did not establish command, tool, network, secret, delivery, approver_identity, allow, deny, tunnels, defaults, safer_modes, enforcement. No two-account permission, simultaneous steering, revocation or colleague-takeover fixture was run. Sharing and presence do not establish co-prompting.

1. Multiplayer

   Finding: Workspace members can co-prompt an enabled thread and access its Orb or shared runner; access is time-limited and bills the owner.

   Locator

   Activate multiplayer; Security; MCP servers

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:TEAM-04

Enterprise admins can access authentication event audit logs; comprehensive application audit logs remain internal. Each artifact save creates a revision and Share identifies the last editing thread agent. Artifacts export to Markdown, HTML or PDF; threads export to Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable, with a revision made for each save. Deleting a thread deletes its artifacts. A stale agent artifact write is refused when another revision was saved; the agent must merge its changes.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: approvals, discussion, decisions, cross_user_persistence, cross_session_persistence. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

2. Amp Security Reference

   Finding: Amp describes a cloud control plane without self-hosted deployments, GCP storage, separately controlled training, thread deletion, SOC 2 Type II and authentication audit logs.

   Locator

   System Components; Data Security and Retention; Audit Logs; Assurance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:TEAM-05

The Changes pane offers all changes, uncommitted changes or a selected commit. The commit picker supports the right arrow key to read a commit message. Commits carry an Amp-Thread-ID trailer linking a code change back to its conversation.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: pending_reviews, evidence_navigation, comments, request_changes, shipping_guidance, effort, missed_evidence, narrow_screen, context_switching, roles. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

amp:TEAM-06

Colleagues use the same thread and Orb or shared runner while multiplayer is active; disconnect takeover was not tested.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Colleague takeover and continuity: first-party sources in this pass did not establish ongoing_takeover, session_history, decisions, artifacts, permissions, runtime_context, owner_disconnect, ownership, attribution, context_loss, harness_transfer. No two-account permission, simultaneous steering, revocation or colleague-takeover fixture was run. Sharing and presence do not establish co-prompting.

1. Multiplayer

   Finding: Workspace members can co-prompt an enabled thread and access its Orb or shared runner; access is time-limited and bills the owner.

   Locator

   Activate multiplayer; Security; MCP servers

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:SHIP-01

The thread's Changes view shows the diff, alongside files, services and conversation. Thread artifacts retain plans, reports and notes. The Artifacts tab groups multiple documents in folders. Artifact links in the transcript open the document in its thread. Artifacts and their uploaded images remain with the thread; deleting the thread deletes its artifacts. A child thread can edit or copy an accessible parent artifact, then notify its thread of the change.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: screenshots, recordings, previews, test_outputs, reviewer_outputs, revision_links, prompt_leakage. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Orbs

   Finding: Per-thread Orbs preserve files and services across idle pauses and queue starts beyond a documented burst allowance.

   Locator

   Orb spawn pacing; review; follow along

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

amp:SHIP-02

Default Ship asks the agent to run the full test suite. The documented agent instruction ignores a failing test only after confirming that it fails on the base branch too. This describes a prompt, not an independently enforced gate. A project can configure Ship Behavior or write a Custom Ship prompt.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

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cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: lint, types, ci, independent_review, spec_checks, required_checks, requirement_conflicts, enforced_policy. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Shipping Changes

   Finding: Default Ship commits, rebases, runs tests and pushes to the base branch. Push to Branch changes the destination; Custom Ship is a configurable prompt. Substantive conflicts require confirmation.

   Locator

   Default Ship Flow; Ship Behavior; Restack Changes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:SHIP-03

Push to Branch ships to a feature branch instead of the base branch. Default Ship commits uncommitted files before rebasing and pushing. Orbs can push branches and open PRs using a connected GitHub identity. Default Ship rebases on the latest base branch and repeats after a concurrent push. The agent resolves conflicts and asks the user before proceeding on substantive conflicts. A PR linked by thread URL or ID appears in the thread title bar with open, draft, queued, merged or closed status.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: worktrees, comments, ci_response. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Shipping Changes

   Finding: Default Ship commits, rebases, runs tests and pushes to the base branch. Push to Branch changes the destination; Custom Ship is a configurable prompt. Substantive conflicts require confirmation.

   Locator

   Default Ship Flow; Ship Behavior; Restack Changes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:SHIP-04

Default Ship writes directly to the base branch after rebasing; PR approval and merge-policy enforcement are not established. Ship behavior is a project-configured agent prompt. The source does not establish an immutable authorization boundary.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: approve, release, deploy, exact_revision. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Shipping Changes

   Finding: Default Ship commits, rebases, runs tests and pushes to the base branch. Push to Branch changes the destination; Custom Ship is a configurable prompt. Substantive conflicts require confirmation.

   Locator

   Default Ship Flow; Ship Behavior; Restack Changes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-05

amp:SHIP-05

The thread records linked PRs when the PR description includes its thread URL or ID.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Completion evidence and rollback: first-party sources in this pass did not establish commit_links, build_links, deployment_links, delivery_status, retained_evidence, rollback, revert, stale_approval_invalidation. No draft PR, failed-gate, stale-approval, rollback or six-task batch-review fixture was run. Described actions do not prove delivery authority.

1. GitHub & Git

   Finding: A GitHub App authorizes selected repositories, branches and PRs; events can continue a thread or spawn a new Orb.

   Locator

   Connection; PR status; GitHub webhooks

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:OWN-01

Amp access is covered by the limited, revocable service license in its custom terms. The hosted service is governed by Amp License Terms; an open-source server license was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: hosted_extensions, source_visibility, source_revision, hosted_parity. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp License Terms

   Finding: Amp grants a revocable, nontransferable service license and reserves proprietary rights. This is a custom service license, not an open-source license.

   Locator

   License; Intellectual Property

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:OWN-02

Amp explicitly says it does not offer self-hosted deployments of its control plane. Self-hosted Orbs are execution workers. Threads export to Markdown, with full JSON available to the creator. Thread export formats are Markdown and JSON; artifacts export Markdown, HTML and PDF. Thread transcripts can be exported; importing an exported history was not established.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: vendor_dependencies, import, cancellation, account_independence. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Threads

   Finding: Changes has per-commit diffs and navigation. Thread exports are Markdown or owner-only JSON. Artifacts are editable documents with revisions, conflict detection and Markdown/HTML/PDF export.

   Locator

   Changes; Export a Thread; Artifacts

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-11-06

2. Amp Security Reference

   Finding: Amp describes a cloud control plane without self-hosted deployments, GCP storage, separately controlled training, thread deletion, SOC 2 Type II and authentication audit logs.

   Locator

   System Components; Data Security and Retention; Audit Logs; Assurance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:OWN-03

Local code snippets and context can be sent to Amp Server and model providers. Prompts and conversation history are sent to Amp Server and then inference providers. Authentication audit logs are available to Enterprise admins; internal application logs are not exposed to admins. Enterprise workspace threads remain until the enterprise contract ends, including after the author leaves. Deleting a thread also deletes its associated Orb, usually within seconds. Training can be toggled in Settings Privacy; workspace enabling requires admin approval. Amp Server stores data in a multi-tenant Google Cloud Platform project; its primary infrastructure is hosted in the US, and no narrower region is stated. Personal provider subscription terms and data controls apply independently of Amp training settings.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: credentials, artifacts, subprocessors, telemetry_disclosure, telemetry_defaults, telemetry_controls, consent_prompt. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Security Reference

   Finding: Amp describes a cloud control plane without self-hosted deployments, GCP storage, separately controlled training, thread deletion, SOC 2 Type II and authentication audit logs.

   Locator

   System Components; Data Security and Retention; Audit Logs; Assurance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:OWN-04

Public tiers are Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional workspace charge and custom Enterprise. Team members retain individual tiers; model/tool and Orb usage are separately metered.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: seat_minimum, trial, taxes. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Sizes & costs

   Finding: Hosted sizes and hourly rates are published and billed by minute; idle pause stops charges. Enterprise self-hosted pricing changes after November 13.

   Locator

   Available sizes; Billing; When an Orb pauses

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

3. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

4. Amp pricing

   Finding: The complete public tier table lists Hobby free, Megawatt $20/month, Gigawatt $200/month, Teams at no additional charge and custom Enterprise. Usage and Orbs are separately metered. Members keep individual tiers; the public table has no separate per-seat workspace fee or one-time license.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers table; How Usage Is Charged; Enterprise. Page lastModified 2026-11-11.

   Retrieved

   2026-11-13

amp:OWN-07

Amp publicly states SOC 2 Type II certification; the underlying report was not inspected. Vendor security statement only; certificate issuer, validity period and report scope were not independently verified.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

First-party documentation; client, plan and execution restrictions are named per atomic answer. Unlisted parity is unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: iso_scope, iso_issuer, iso_validity, soc2_scope, soc2_period, report_access, verification_date. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Amp Security Reference

   Finding: Amp describes a cloud control plane without self-hosted deployments, GCP storage, separately controlled training, thread deletion, SOC 2 Type II and authentication audit logs.

   Locator

   System Components; Data Security and Retention; Audit Logs; Assurance

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

amp:OWN-08

The Hobby tier is recurring free; model usage and hosted compute may still cost money. Self-hosted Orbs and own subscriptions or API keys have no Amp fee for individuals and teams; infrastructure and provider costs remain. Hobby includes no usage. Own subscriptions and API keys have no Amp token fees or limits outside Enterprise; provider limits still apply.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: trial, credits_trial, paid_only, early_access, free_scenarios, card_required, paid_evaluation. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14

amp:OWN-09

Agent usage is billed in credits and Orb compute by the minute. Megawatt includes $20 agent usage and 45,000 minutes of a1.small Orbs monthly. Paid credits permit continued model and tool usage beyond the monthly allowance. Enterprise self-hosted Orbs are free until November 13, then billed at 100% of the published standard price; Hobby, Individual and Teams remain free for this platform charge. The guide states no provider API markup for individuals and non-enterprise workspaces. Paid credits require no paid tier or commitment. Enterprise uses custom pricing.

Checked

2026-11-07 · checked 1 week ago

Cross-check

cross-checked 2026-11-07

Plan

Plan restrictions and client/mode boundaries are stated per atomic answer; unlisted parity remains unknown.

Surface

Amp web, Mac and iOS; Amp CLI; Amp Orbs

Version

Public sources checked 2026-11-07; no installed release tested

• Unknown after the targeted first-party documentation, release and repository pass: cancellation, transparency_classification. No configured product fixture was run; documentation does not establish successful hands-on behavior.

1. Pricing

   Finding: Hobby includes product features with separately billed hosted Orbs and inference routes. Teams have no additional charge; enterprise pricing is custom.

   Locator

   Amp tiers; How usage is charged; Enterprise; Notes

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

2. Sizes & costs

   Finding: Hosted sizes and hourly rates are published and billed by minute; idle pause stops charges. Enterprise self-hosted pricing changes after November 13.

   Locator

   Available sizes; Billing; When an Orb pauses

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

3. Amp Pricing

   Finding: Hobby is recurring free with no included usage. BYO subscriptions/keys incur no Amp fees outside Enterprise. Megawatt costs $20/month with $20 usage and 750 a1.small Orb hours; compute and credits remain separate.

   Locator

   Amp Tiers; How Usage Is Charged

   Retrieved

   2026-11-07

   Source date

   2026-09-14