Amp August 23, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Amp coding agent August 23, 2026, released 2026-08-23 — explained in plain English.
- Sharing your work just got cleaner-looking web addresses.
- You can pick a custom name instead of a random string of characters.
- You can even use your own domain name.
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This update matters most to teams who share their projects (called "orbs") with others for feedback or ongoing use. Instead of sending people a messy, auto-generated link, you can now share something readable and professional-looking—especially helpful when a project stays live for a long time rather than just being a quick preview.
What's new
- Friendly URLs: You can now customize the web address for your orb portal. Instead of something like
t-01a0095e-9568-whatever-p1234.onamp.dev, you can use a clean name likefoo--yourname.onamp.dev. - Custom domains: You can connect your own domain name (like
park.mixfox.org) to point at your orb. - Easy setup: You can set the hostname yourself in the Portal tab, or just ask Amp to do it for you inside an orb.
- Workspace or personal options: You can customize the link for just yourself or for your whole team's workspace.
Improvements
- Links are now easier to read, type, and remember—making them better for sharing in messages, emails, or documentation.
- Long-lived applications (portals that stay up for a while, not just quick previews) now have addresses that look polished and permanent.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
How to upgrade
Update to Amp August 23, 2026 by running:
npm install -g @ampcode/cliThis is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Amp official changelog ↗.
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