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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 the change, and puts them first.
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 agent can now subscribe to the PR's comments, reviews, and CI for its latest commit. A failing check or a reviewer's question shows up in the same thread, and Amp already has the context to deal with it.
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 pick Mode > Claude Code. It'll ask to link your Claude sub if you haven't already done that.
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, a bug fix, and dinner plans, all in the same conversation. Now each of those can be its own conversation, and each one gets its own Puck.
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 6× faster, with 6× cost per token. Open the mode picker in the new thread dialog, choose a mode that uses GPT-6 Astra (e.g., the default High mode), and move the speed switch past Fast to Plaid.
Opus 5.5
Claude Opus 5.5 now powers Amp's medium mode by default, replacing GPT-5.6 Sol. If you use a ChatGPT subscription with the ChatGPT Only preset, medium stays pinned to GPT-5.6 Sol, billed to your subscription. To switch to Opus 5.5, change medium in Tune Modes.
Less Noise
Amp now collapses your agent's step-by-step work even more, since you care about what the agent did, not how it got there. (You can still expand the steps when needed.)
Shared Runners
Amp runners can now be shared with your workspace. Start amp --no-tui --share on the GPU box, the Mac that builds your app, or any machine with the right hardware and logins, and every member of your workspace can pick it in the new thread composer on ampcode.com.
The Mac App Is Your Runner
The Amp app for macOS now starts a runner for you. You no longer need amp --no-tui open in a terminal to run threads on your Mac. Open App Settings… (⌘⇧,), go to Runner, and click + to add a folder or one of your projects. Start a thread and your Mac is right there in the picker, marked This Mac. You can also pick it when you start a thread from ampcode.com, your phone, o
One Runner, Many Worktrees
Runners can now create Git worktrees, new directories, and new projects from the new thread composer on ampcode.com. Pick a repository, hit Tab, name the branch, and the thread starts in a fresh sibling checkout. Archive the thread and remove the worktree in one step. Runners also understand your Secrets & Env Vars now, with --amp-env.
One Runner Is Now Enough
One Amp runner can now serve many directories. Start it with --dir for the directories you want, or --discover-dirs to find your Git checkouts, and pick any of them when you create a thread from ampcode.com.