> ## Documentation Index
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# Amp

> Amp CLI support for teams already operating in Amp-centered coding loops.

Agent guide

Amp is useful when a team already has Amp in the toolchain and wants Conductor to route those repositories through a native plugin instead of a shell-level workaround.

Binary: `amp`
Aliases: `amp`, `amp-cli`
Best for team-specific toolchains

![Amp logo](https://mintcdn.com/autmallc/rikaHovym-M38-Zs/images/agents/amp.svg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=rikaHovym-M38-Zs\&q=85\&s=e76d09b872d9bb994c018a85036a188d)

> [card] Primary binary
>
> `amp`

> [card] Known aliases
>
> `amp`, `amp-cli`

> [card] Good fit
>
> Alternate runtime choice, team-specific toolchains, and plugin-native dispatch.

## Set up Amp in Conductor

**1. Install Amp CLI**

```bash theme={null}
# install Amp CLI in your environment
```

**2. Complete any vendor setup**

Finish authentication or local environment setup required by the Amp CLI before launching Conductor.

**3. Launch Conductor**

```bash theme={null}
npx --yes --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org conductor-oss@latest
```

Add the workspace and choose Amp as the default only for the repositories that genuinely need it.

**4. Configure the project default**

```yaml theme={null}
projects:
  my-app:
    agent: amp
```

## Model selection in Conductor

Amp keeps its own provider and model configuration.

* leave `agentConfig.model` unset when Amp should inherit its current default or profile-selected model
* add a repo-level override only if your Amp workflow supports it and the project needs one fixed target
* use Conductor to route work to Amp per repository instead of micromanaging models in every task

## Why teams pick Amp

* keeps an Amp-heavy repo inside the same orchestration surface
* avoids shell-wrapper drift
* useful when only part of the fleet should route through Amp


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