Amp is a coding agent that has impressed users with its unique features and usability. It supports MCP and allows users to manage project, folder, and global contexts, similar to other agents. What sets Amp apart are its distinctive features, particularly the thread management system. Users can store and resume threads on any device, which enhances collaboration. Visibility options like public, unlisted, workspace-shared, or private ensure that team members can easily access relevant information. The ability to revisit past sessions makes it convenient for users to pick up where they left off, regardless of the device. Another notable aspect is how Amp handles model selection. Instead of requiring users to choose the right model for every task, Amp automatically optimizes the selection process. Users can still adjust this by requesting the "oracle" for more complex reasoning tasks. However, using Amp comes with a cost, as it charges per token, which can add up quickly. Many users find the time savings justify the expense. Features like handoff improve workflow by summarizing context and allowing for smoother transitions between threads. Amp also includes practical tools such as message queueing, scoped instructions using YAML, and easy editing options for prior messages. The toolbox feature allows users to create executables that handle specific tasks efficiently. Additionally, the Librarian acts as a subagent that pulls in relevant information from libraries or codebases, helping to streamline the coding process. For optimal performance, users are encouraged to use the Ghostty terminal, as compatibility with other terminals may lead to issues. Amp's integration with CLAUDE.md facilitates the use of consistent rules across different coding agents, making it easier for users to manage their projects.