@warpdotdev: Why use @ampcode? It's kinda the Porsche of CLI coding agents: – Polished TUI w/ fullscreen rendering – Smart routing a…
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Amp launches a polished CLI coding agent with smart model routing, prebuilt sub-agents, and pay-as-you-go pricing.
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Why use @ampcode? It’s kinda the Porsche of CLI coding agents: – Polished TUI w/ fullscreen rendering – Smart routing across frontier models – Prebuilt sub-agents: Librarian (research), Oracle (deep reasoning) – Pay-as-you-go pricing, no token caps What do you like about Amp?
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