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Amp has introduced significant updates with the launch of Rush 2.0 and Neo CLI, enhancing its capabilities for developers. Rush 2.0 focuses on efficient, targeted code edits using GPT-5.5, while Neo CLI features remote control for live threads, improved performance, and a new Plugin API, although it has removed some legacy functionalities. These developments indicate Amp's commitment to streamlining processes and improving user experience in coding and development environments.
Amp has just rolled out Rush 2.0, repositioning its agent mode for small, focused code edits instead of broad codebase work. It swaps in GPT-5.5 (no reasoning), streamlines tools, and nearly halves runtime, with a modest cost bump.
Amp has just rolled out Neo, a rebuilt CLI with web-based remote control for live threads. It also adds automatic context compaction, a new Plugin API, smarter message queuing, and big performance gains—while dropping several legacy features.