# Amp Integration in FleetCode Amp has been added as a coding agent option in FleetCode, alongside Claude and Codex. ## What Changed ### Files Modified 1. **[index.html](file:///home/anish/usr/FleetCode/index.html)** - Added Amp to the coding agent dropdown 2. **[server.ts](file:///home/anish/usr/FleetCode/server.ts)** - Added Amp command execution 3. **[main.ts](file:///home/anish/usr/FleetCode/main.ts)** - Added Amp support for Electron mode 4. **[renderer.ts](file:///home/anish/usr/FleetCode/renderer.ts)** - Updated UI logic for Amp 5. **[README.md](file:///home/anish/usr/FleetCode/README.md)** - Updated documentation ## How It Works When you select "Amp" as your coding agent and create a session: 1. FleetCode creates a new git worktree for the session 2. Spawns a terminal (PTY) in that worktree 3. Runs any setup commands you configured 4. Executes `amp` command in the terminal ## Using Amp ### Prerequisites Amp is run via `npx` and doesn't need to be installed system-wide: ```bash # Amp is run using: nix shell nixpkgs#nodejs -c npx -y @sourcegraph/amp # This automatically: # - Provides Node.js via Nix # - Downloads and runs the latest @sourcegraph/amp package ``` ### Creating an Amp Session 1. Click "New Session" in FleetCode 2. Select your project directory (git repository) 3. Choose the parent branch 4. **Select "Amp" from the Coding Agent dropdown** 5. Optionally add setup commands 6. Click "Create Session" FleetCode will: - Create a git worktree - Start a terminal session - Launch `amp` in the worktree ## Features ### What Works with Amp ✅ Git worktree isolation ✅ Persistent sessions ✅ Terminal theming ✅ Setup commands (environment variables, etc.) ✅ Session management (rename, close, delete) ### Differences from Claude Unlike Claude, Amp doesn't require: - `--session-id` or `--resume` flags - `--dangerously-skip-permissions` flag - MCP server configuration Amp sessions are simpler - just run `amp` and it starts. ## Code Implementation ### Terminal Command When you select Amp, FleetCode runs: ```bash nix shell nixpkgs#nodejs -c npx -y @sourcegraph/amp ``` This uses Nix to provide Node.js and npx to run the latest Amp package. Claude in comparison requires session management: ```bash claude --session-id ``` ### UI Behavior - **Skip Permissions checkbox**: Hidden for Amp (only needed for Claude) - **Session persistence**: Works the same as other agents - **MCP servers**: Not shown for Amp sessions ## Customization If you need to pass additional flags to Amp, you can: 1. Add them in the **Setup Commands** field: ```bash export AMP_CONFIG=/path/to/config ``` 2. Or modify the code in `server.ts` and `main.ts`: ```typescript } else if (config.codingAgent === "amp") { ptyProcess.write("nix shell nixpkgs#nodejs -c npx -y @sourcegraph/amp --your-flags-here\r"); } ``` ## Testing To test Amp integration: ```bash # Start the web server npm run server # Or for Electron npm run dev ``` Then: 1. Create a new session 2. Select "Amp" as the coding agent 3. Choose a project 4. Verify that `amp` launches in the terminal ## Troubleshooting ### "nix: command not found" Nix is not installed. Install it from https://nixos.org/download.html ### "npx: command not found" The nix shell should provide Node.js and npx. If this fails, check your Nix installation: ```bash # Test Nix shell nix shell nixpkgs#nodejs -c node --version ``` ### Amp doesn't start Check the terminal output in the FleetCode session - you'll see any errors from the `amp` command. ### Want to pass custom flags? Edit the setup commands or modify `server.ts`/`main.ts` as shown above. ## Future Enhancements Possible improvements for Amp integration: - [ ] Amp-specific settings panel - [ ] Custom Amp flags input field - [ ] Amp session persistence (if Amp supports session IDs) - [ ] Amp-specific MCP server integration - [ ] Amp status indicators ## Summary Amp is now fully integrated into FleetCode! You can: 1. ✅ Select Amp from the coding agent dropdown 2. ✅ Create Amp sessions in isolated git worktrees 3. ✅ Run multiple Amp sessions in parallel 4. ✅ Use all FleetCode features (themes, persistence, etc.) Enjoy using Amp in FleetCode! 🚀