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Amp is an AI coding tool from Amp. Its latest release was released on 12 Nov 2026. It shipped 3 releases in the last 30 days, and we have tracked 3 since 9 Nov 2026.

Latest
12 Nov 2026
12 Nov 2026
Last 30 days
3
releases
Usual gap
~2d
between releases
Tracked
3
since 9 Nov 2026

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Release history

3 releases

Releases 3

  1. Notable

    Model selector replaces the Dial, with mid-thread model switching

    • The Dial and its low, medium, high and ultra modes are gone, replaced by a selector for choosing each thread's model and effort
    • Switch model and effort mid-thread, though the first message after a switch costs more because prompt caches belong to one model
    • Selector shows which subscription or API key will be billed for each model, or whether it uses Amp credits
    • New threads start on Staff Pick by default, currently Claude Opus 5.5
    • Dial settings don't carry over; custom Build Dial agents now appear under Other Models
    Release notes
  2. Notable

    Boxes: always-on cloud computers to deploy and run your Amp-built apps

    • New boxes are always-on VMs where you can deploy multiple apps, each with its own URL, by asking the agent
    • Each box comes with its own runner, so agents can work directly on the box, for example to change production data
    • Boxes can be shared with your workspace so teammates can deploy new versions of internal software
    • Deployments can be made private or require Sign In With Amp
    • Billed by the minute, from $0.025/hour ($18 per 30 days always on), with optional on/off schedules to save money
    Release notes
  3. Notable

    Portals now work on your local machine runner

    • Portals, previously available in orbs, now work on local machines running Amp
    • Ask Amp to start a dev server or build a site locally and open it from the thread's Portal tab from anywhere
    • Enable via Allow Portals under Settings › Runner in the macOS app, or run amp --no-tui --remote-control-portals
    • Runner portals are private by default; share with your workspace using --share or Share With Workspace in the macOS app
    Release notes