Amp

Amp belongs in the catalog because it is one of the clearer attempts to center the coding product around model capability rather than around a conventional seat bundle. The official site positions Amp as a frontier coding agent with a CLI, subagents, and a philosophy of giving developers direct access to strong models without heavily constraining how they work. That makes it a relevant option for teams who care less about a traditional IDE wrapper and more about a flexible agent workflow that can evolve with model releases.

It also deserves inclusion because the pricing model is meaningfully different from most coding tools. The official manual says Amp charges based on actual LLM and certain tool usage, passes provider costs through at zero markup for individuals and non-enterprise workspaces, and does not require a subscription or commitment. That pricing posture should be preserved accurately, because it is central to how buyers will compare Amp with more familiar per-seat plans.