AI agent

Run Amp from your iPhone or iPad

Amp is built to run long and autonomously. That's precisely when you want a supervisor in your pocket instead of a desk you have to sit at.

Amp, from Sourcegraph, leans harder into autonomy than most agents — you hand it a task and it works through it in threads, often for a long stretch. CodeMote fits that shape: the agent runs in a terminal on your own computer, and your phone becomes the place you check in, unblock it and read the result.

Launch a thread, then step away

Pair with a QR scan, open a terminal, and start it:

$amp

The thread streams live. Because the shell lives on your machine, Amp keeps working when you background the app — and CodeMote’s Lock Screen Live Activity tells you when it’s waiting on you.

Autonomy still ends at the diff

However independent the agent, the change ships only when you say so. CodeMote’s Git view puts the full diff on your screen — stage, commit and push from wherever you are, on your real repository.

Long unattended runs need a machine that stays awake — see keeping your session alive when the laptop lid closes.

Questions

Does Amp keep running if I close the CodeMote app?

Yes. Amp runs in a shell on your own computer, so backgrounding or closing the app doesn't stop it. The Live Activity and notifications tell you when it needs a decision.

Take your dev environment with you.

Drive your AI agents, terminals and Git from your phone — with no cloud copy of your code.

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