Notes

Notes from the Amp team on building and using agents.

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Orbs, Explained

Thorsten Ball

Everything has changed for us with orbs. How do I make you believe me?

“That's not SOC 2 compliant”

Will Dollman

`git push origin main`

Pave The Road

Alex Kemper

A call to action, and why the latest model doesn't matter.

What I Want to Tell You About Orbs

Thorsten Ball

Everything has changed for us with orbs. How do I make you to believe me?

Putting an Agent in an Orb

Thorsten Ball

How we made our codebase work for agents on headless remote machines.

Mainframe Magic

Jesse Edelstein

A guide to migrating COBOL code with an agent.

Feedback Loopable

Lewis Metcalf

Build a playground, run experiments, and make it feedback loopable.

How to Pair With an Agent

Harry Charlesworth

Trust isn't a feeling. It's a passing test suite.

A Codebase by an Agent for an Agent

Tim Culverhouse

What happens when you let an agent build a codebase for itself?

200k Tokens Is Plenty

Lewis Metcalf

Short threads are cheaper, better, and easier to reason about.

How We Think about Permissions

Amp Team

Agents work best when they can get feedback about the changes they are making.

Agents for the Agent

Thorsten Ball

Amp now has new subagents and they're more powerful than ever.

Amp is now available. Here's how I use it.

Thorsten Ball

How I personally use Amp to develop software.

How We Build

Amp Team

How we build Amp.

Frequently Ignored Feedback (FIF)

Amp Team

Our responses to common feedback that we are intentionally not acting on.