POK-54: Add Amp (Sourcegraph) coding agent CLI to aikit#2
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Adds Amp from ampcode.com as the 21st managed agent. Installs via the official curl script (PowerShell on Windows), updates with `amp update`, tracks releases through the @ampcode/cli npm package, and authenticates with `amp login` (browser sign-in) or AMP_API_KEY for scripts/CI. Auth discovery recognizes ~/.config/amp/settings.json. Bumps aikit 1.6.2 -> 1.7.0 and updates docs, README, changelog, and characterization tests (registry now 21 agents). Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai>
This was referenced Jul 2, 2026
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Closes POK-54.
Summary
Adds Amp (by Sourcegraph, https://ampcode.com) as the 21st AI coding agent managed by
aikit. Amp is a popular agentic coding tool (read/edit code, run commands, MCP, Oracle reasoning) available in IDEs and via a CLI — a good fit to track alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.What changed
aikitAGENTS["amp"]), following the existing pattern (mirrors Qwen: officialcurlinstall + npm-based release tracking):curl -fsSL https://ampcode.com/install.sh | bash(PowerShellinstall.ps1on Windows) — the install method upstream recommends over npmamp --version; Update:amp updateversion_checkvia the@ampcode/clinpm packageauth_type: oauth_browser,auth_cmd: amp login(browser sign-in), withAMP_API_KEYfor scripts/CIdiscover_authnow recognizes~/.config/amp/settings.json(and.jsonc)1.6.2 → 1.7.0(additive) + docstring header20 → 21, new agents-table row,1.7.0changelog entrylen(AGENTS) == 21; addedtest_aikit_amp_registry_entryandtest_aikit_resolve_update_cmd_ampAll install/update/auth details verified against the official Amp manual and CLI docs.
Verification
aikit --version→aikit 1.7.0; registry loads 21 agents;ampdetection works for both curl (~/.local/bin/amp) and npm install pathsvenv/bin/python -m pytest: 222 passed, 11 failed — the 11 failures are pre-existing/environmental (9pluck, 1test_consolecolor, 1 aikit uninstall-prune) and are byte-identical with this branch stashed; no new failures, and the 3 Amp/registry tests pass.