Amp · Global AI Product Index

Name: Amp
Author: Sourcegraph

Overview

Amp is Sourcegraph's agentic coding product for writing, searching, and shipping code. After Sourcegraph ended Cody Free and Pro in 2025, it directed individual developers to Amp while keeping Cody as an enterprise assistant. Amp runs as a CLI, in editors, on the web, and in remote machines called orbs that keep working after you close your laptop. It is sold as monthly Megawatt and Gigawatt subscriptions, with unconstrained usage billing for teams.

Key features

CLI, editor, web, and phone interfaces for agentic coding
Remote orbs that run unsupervised agents with preview portals
Code search and edits grounded in repository context
Optional linking of a ChatGPT subscription for additional model usage

Use cases

Delegating multi-file coding tasks from the terminal, editor, or phone
Running parallel agents in remote orbs without local worktrees
Replacing an individual Cody workflow with an agentic tool

Pricing

Amp is sold as paid Megawatt ($20/month) and Gigawatt ($200/month) subscriptions that include agent usage and orb hours, or as unconstrained usage billing. Individual Cody Free and Pro plans ended in 2025.

See current plans on ampcode.com ↗

Record details

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Links, dates and provenance

Record updated: 2026-10-09
Pricing: ampcode.com ↗
Documentation: ampcode.com ↗
Founded: 2013
Headquarters: US
Canonical URL: https://globalaiproductindex.com/products/amp/

Selection profile

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Selection profile11 fields4 unknown

Tasks it fits: Writing new code Editing an existing codebase Reviewing diffs and pull requests Running an agent from the terminal
Derived from the record: category "coding" plus explicit tags.
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How you use it: Command line
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Runs on: macOS iOS
Matched on the vendor page: “Repositories Streaming JSON Configuration Runners Cross-Client Access macOS & iOS Getting Started Use Your Mac as a Runner Puck Meet Puck Slack Integration Collaborate Wo”
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Where it runs: Vendor cloud
Vendor-hosted product; no self-hosted option is recorded.
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Works offline: Not recorded
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Official service region: Global
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Public API: Not recorded
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Licence: proprietary
Commercial product; no source licence is published in the record.
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Commercial use: Not recorded
Commercial product; the terms reviewed here do not state a non-commercial restriction, but that was not verified.
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Interface languages: Not recorded
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Billing: Subscription Free allowance: No Subscription required: Yes
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Where each value comes from

Tasks it fits: Our inference
How you use it: Our inference
Runs on: Verified 2026-10-09 ampcode.com ↗
Where it runs: Our inference
Works offline: Our inference
Official service region: Our inference
Public API: Our inference
Licence: Our inference
Commercial use: Our inference
Interface languages: Unknown

Key facts and their evidence

Each fact lists the conditions it holds under, the page it was read from and the day it was checked.

Platform support: macos, ios Verified 2026-10-09 ampcode.com ↗

Applies to: As stated on ampcode.com on 2026-10-09
Matched on the vendor page: “Repositories Streaming JSON Configuration Runners Cross-Client Access macOS & iOS Getting Started Use Your Mac as a Runner Puck Meet Puck Slack Integration Collaborate Wo”
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Frequently asked questions

Who develops Amp?

Amp is developed by Sourcegraph, the US company behind code search and the Cody coding assistant.

How is Amp related to Cody?

Sourcegraph ended Cody Free and Pro in 2025 and directed individual developers to Amp, while Cody continues as an enterprise product.

What are Amp orbs?

Orbs are remote machines where Amp agents run without supervision. You can review, preview, and ship their changes from the web, terminal, or phone.

What does Amp's record not establish?

Amp's homepage could not be fetched on 2026-10-09, and the record does not establish its licence terms, plan prices, or supported regions and interface languages.

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This record was last reviewed on 2026-10-09.

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