Detailed overview
Amp is an agentic coding tool from Sourcegraph for delegating software tasks to AI agents while keeping developers in control of the resulting changes. It can work from a terminal or editor integration, inspect repository context, edit files, and execute development commands as part of a task. Amp organizes work into threads and supports different agent modes for tasks ranging from quick code changes to deeper exploration and implementation. The service is designed around frontier language models and can connect coding work with repository search and contextual investigation. Developers can review the generated diff and continue the conversation when a task needs refinement. Because Amp is a hosted product with model-backed usage, current access, limits, and pricing should be checked in its official manual. It is best suited to developers comfortable reviewing agent-authored changes before merging them.
Pricing details
Amp uses current plan and usage terms published by Sourcegraph; consult the official pricing page for up-to-date access and model charges.
Visit AmpKey features
- Agentic coding threads
- Terminal workflow
- Editor integration
- Repository context and search
- Multi-file code edits
- Command execution
- Diff review
Systems you can build
- SaaS web apps
- REST/GraphQL APIs
- Backend services
- CLI tools
- Developer tooling
Strengths
- Handles tasks beyond inline completion
- Works across terminal and editor workflows
- Keeps agent work organized in threads
Limitations
- Hosted model usage can affect cost
- Generated changes require careful review
- Access and limits may change
Verification sources
Listing details are checked against official sources.
https://ampcode.com/https://ampcode.com/manual