- Vibecoding a compiler
- Use Amp & Zapier MCP to turn
*//todo
code comments into Linear issues - Building a VSCode Extension with Amp
- Fun with pie charts
- Unofficial Amp CLI Documentation - Comprehensive documentation for Amp CLI with examples and best practices.
- Multimeter - Coding agent sentiment analysis platform with social features.
- MyScratchpad VS Code Extension - VS Code extension for global and workspace-specific scratch files.
- Unofficial Amp Supervisor - TUI control panel for managing multiple Amp CLI instances in parallel.
- llm-rules MCP - Model Context Protocol server for accessing Cursor rules dynamically.
- amp.el - Emacs integration for Amp coding agent.
- Amp in a Container - Docker container for running Amp CLI with long-running and async tasks.
- Remote Code - Mobile coding platform that brings AI coding agents to your iPhone.
- Sourcegraph Amp AUR - Arch Linux AUR package for Sourcegraph Amp.
- PromptVault - A library for managing prompts and templates in Elixir. Watch stream.
- Unofficial Amp Owner's Manual - Comprehensive guide to getting the most out of Amp coding agent.
- VibeKanban - CLI tool for managing your Kanban boards.
- Sourcegraph Chrome Extension - Chrome extension for code search and navigation.
- CircuitPython Deploy - CircuitPython deployment tool.
- File-Based Amp Prompting Workflows - Comprehensive collection of file-based sub-agent orchestration workflows for Amp with persistent document-based communication.
- Amp Code Review CI - Continuous integration tool for automated code reviews using Amp.
- CodeForge - Golang Development tool built with Amp.
- Quad Ops - A lightweight GitOps framework for podman containers managed by Quadlet.
- HTTPie Collection Viewer - Upload and explore your HTTPie collections with style.
- CleanShot MCP - Model Context Protocol server for CleanShot X screenshot and recording.
Amp CLI can be seamlessly integrated with other command-line tools to enhance your workflow:
echo "identify processes consuming the most resources" && ps aux | amp
echo "organize and condense the following whois information" && whois example.com | amp
echo "convert the cache control max-age value from seconds to days, hours, minutes" $(curl -I https://example.com) | amp
echo "read the http headers and determine what the domains tech stack is." $(curl -Is https://example.com) | amp
npm list --json && echo "identify outdated or vulnerable dependencies" | amp
Contributions of any kind welcome, just follow the guidelines!