For developers who want an agentic coding assistant, Amp is Sourcegraph's coding agent, available via CLI and SDK, that writes and edits code autonomously across a codebase.
Presence & Market Position
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Coding Agents & Harnesses for GTM
Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →
Amp works to be the agent-native extension of Sourcegraph's coding stack, letting a developer or team spawn agents from a CLI or SDK and swap in whichever frontier model they want to run against a codebase, rather than locking a team to one vendor's model. That model-agnostic stance carries into a subscription structure and a recent push into mobile apps, extending the surface from a terminal tool toward something a developer can keep open all day. Conversation about Amp tracks new model support as it ships and sits alongside broader coding-agent talk about governance and how agents connect into existing data and infrastructure. It holds a place in the middle of its market so far.
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Business Profile
Amp launched in May 2025 as Sourcegraph's first fully agent-native coding environment, then spun out as its own company, Amp Frontier Corporation, in December 2025 under Sourcegraph co-founder Quinn Slack. It runs lean, 18 employees as of this record, for a product used widely enough to warrant a paid-subscription tier introduced in July 2026 alongside the existing free, ad-supported access. No funding or valuation figures are on file for the standalone entity; its scale so far shows in shipping cadence rather than headcount or disclosed capital.
Agent Readiness
Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →
Amp ships agent-readiness as its core product. It offers a CLI and SDK (TypeScript and Python) for programmatic control, MCP support for connecting external tools, and headless "orb" environments where agents can run, spawn other agents, and message each other without a human in the loop. Recent additions include scheduling so agents can wake themselves and a plugin system for swapping in new models as they ship.
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