Amp 2026.09.28 → 2026.11.12: what changed
21 releases shipped between 2026.09.28 (September 28, 2026) and 2026.11.12 (November 12, 2026).
Changelog entries in this range
- 2026.09.29 — September 29, 2026: Plaid Speed Amp now supports Plaid speed for modes that use GPT-6 Astra. Plaid uses OpenAI's ultrafast speed tier, which enables inference requests to run up to
- 2026.10.06 — October 6, 2026: Many, Many Pucks You can now have multiple separate conversations with Puck. We know you love Puck. We also know you've been asking Puck about your recent orbs,
- 2026.10.10 — October 10, 2026: Use Your Claude Plan in Amp You can now use your Claude Pro/Max subscription in Amp. It's free and available for everyone now. When creating a new thread, just
- 2026.10.12 — October 12, 2026: First Things First, Faster The Changes pane now automatically puts files in an intelligent order. Amp reads the diff, identifies the files that are essential to
- 2026.10.12.2 — October 12, 2026: You've Got Comments Amp now follows up on GitHub pull requests it opens. Comments, reviews, and CI results show up in the same thread. When Amp opens a PR, the
- 2026.10.13 — October 13, 2026: Take Puck with You You can now talk to Puck from ChatGPT, Claude, and other agents via MCP. After developing an idea with ChatGPT's voice mode on a walk, send i
- 2026.10.16 — October 16, 2026: See Your Runner's Desktop You can now see and control your macOS or Linux runner's desktop. This is nice for trying native apps that Amp builds for you, such as
- 2026.10.19 — October 19, 2026: Assign It To Amp Amp is now an agent in Linear. Assigning an issue to Amp starts a new Agent Session in Linear and spawns a new orb. You can also mention @Amp t
- 2026.10.22 — October 22, 2026: Run Amp orbs on your own infrastructure. Run amp orb provider, point it at your dispatch script, and Amp handles the rest. Docker, E2B, Modal and more, ready to
- 2026.10.27 — October 27, 2026: Amp is now on Android! Grab the app at ampcode.com/app or just scan the QR code and see what's new on your phone.
- 2026.10.28 — October 28, 2026: No workspace needed to self-host orbs. Add your own provider in personal Settings → Orbs, and your threads show up under Self-Hosted, tagged Personal. Ready to
- 2026.10.29 — October 29, 2026: Ask Amp to work on your iOS or Mac app and watch it build, test, and run it on a cloud Mac. It even checks layouts on a folding iPhone Duo. Join the beta waitli
- 2026.10.29.2 — October 29, 2026: Ask Amp to draw it and it will: charts, timelines, diagrams, and clickable mockups, right in your thread. Curious what it drew for Quinn's diff stat buttons?
- 2026.11.02 — November 2, 2026: Amp can now hand you a living document right inside your thread. Tick things off, fix a table, rewrite a paragraph, and the agent reads your edits before it cha
- 2026.11.03 — November 3, 2026: Amp now has service accounts: team-owned accounts for shared work like PR reviews, doc checks, and CI bots, so the work outlives whoever set it up. Want to see
- 2026.11.05 — November 5, 2026: GitLab just joined Amp. Connect your account, and orbs can open merge requests, read pipelines, and reply to reviewers right in the thread that wrote the code.
- 2026.11.06 — November 6, 2026: Spotted something on your site that needs fixing? Amp 2026.11.06 lets you click any element, write instructions, and send them straight to Amp. Your next change
- 2026.11.06.2 — November 6, 2026: Meet Spaces: one conversation with one agent that spins up and coordinates the rest for you. Birds-eye view when you need it, deep dives when you don't. Your te
- 2026.11.09 — November 9, 2026: Portals now run on your own machine too. Ask Amp to spin up a dev server or build a site locally, then open it from the Portal tab from anywhere. Private by def
- 2026.11.10 — November 10, 2026: Amp just got boxes: always-on computers for the software you build with your agents. Starts at $18 per 30 days, runs anything, and your agent lives right on it.
- 2026.11.12 — November 12, 2026: Goodbye Dial, hello model selector. Pick your model and effort per thread, switch mid-thread, and see exactly who's paying for each one. Want us to choose? Staf