Amp coding agent

“There have been a few very good harnesses - like Amp, which is excellent”

“I loved Amp Codes UI/UX and was incredibly inspired by iy”

“Amp has been in the lead for almost a year now and doesn't seem to be relinquishing it.”

“it plays all your local files including rarer things like FLAC + Cue, midi and all the tracker files you could want!”

“give it I try and you will not go back, except the price may a bit expensive”

“By default conversations are shares in your team (you can also make them private), and the agent has access to them.”

“Amp tries to give you a plug and play experience, where you can always see the actual costs”

“Their CLI seemed very well thought out to make you do things”

“Big fan of Amp but pretty sure it only uses Flash for search”

“I've used Amp a bit, and it's quite nice, but a bit more expensive”

“Same model, opus, works better in 3P harnesses such as Factory Droid or Amp”

“Claude amp, cline, kilo etc plugins all work great with it”

“this was one of the things that the AMP straightjacket prevented”

“Converters are pure functions — no network calls, no accounts, runs entirely on your machine.”

“I actually use their free tier for agentic coding and the ads are actually great”

“its "handoff" feature is so much nicer than CC's compaction”

“Amp "feels" much better. Also like in Amp how I can just send the message whenever and it doesn't get queued”

“Amp is an amazing product that I love recommending for so many reasons.”

“Amp Free I go on and on about handoff is so so good.”

“We saw this play out beautifully with amp, kilo, roo, cline, continue”

“Amp Free Plan (with ads and you get about $10 of daily value)”

“Amp finishes the task in the time it takes Codex to build context”

“ended up with bills of 100-150$ for them which is somewhat less (but similar order of magnitude) as contracting out to LCoL countries”

“we pay per token because we use a third party tool (amp) and it is very pricy”

“it's a lot less verbose and concise on what it says, just sticking to the facts”

“Amp can do small utility scripts and changes for free (especially if you enable the ads)”

“it's easy to understand, simple to implement and works well.”

“Amp Code doesn't go making random commits or dropping databases.”

“Powerful but expensive, uses a mix of models and capabilities to do something that's greater than the sum of the parts.”

“is really solid agent and delivered much better results than many others”

“Using them since July I haven't found any problem with data loss and the clanker have not tried to delete my $HOME.”

“it's not integrated into either github or git, it is sufficiently awkward that I don't leverage it enough”

“amp code is better, but seems to burn through money pretty quick”

“Amp blew me away and was my primary workhorse. Much better than anything out there for a time.”

“amp consistently has the highest success rate for small and large tasks”

“has the best results. The librarian and oracle make it leagues ahead of the competition.”

“it's way too expensive, and having a number tick up/down makes me nervous”

“their architecture allows interacting with amp from different contexts”

“It has better search and context management under the hood, which matters for big companies.”

“I find the concept pretty appealing but the pricing is a bit scary.”