Amp Rebuilt for Parallel Agentic Workflows
lucasmeijer · x · 2026-07-18
This post highlights the first episode of the second season of Amp's podcast, Raising An Agent. The Amp team spent the last few months rewriting the product from scratch to function as remotely controllable, parallel-running agents that operate either locally or within orbs. The podcast discusses how this shift impacts the development process and what it means for the relevance of local development. The author jokingly notes that the episode feels like a launch video for their own coding product.
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