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“The terminal still matters”: Amp rebuilds its CLI for an agentic future beyond the command line

Amp released a rebuilt CLI called Neo with remote control, plugin support, and a compaction-first architecture for long-running agent workflows. While the industry shifts agents beyond the IDE and terminal, Amp argues the terminal remains a vital control surface for developers.

SourceThe New Stack AIAuthor: Paul Sawers
“The terminal still matters”: Amp rebuilds its CLI for an agentic future beyond the command line
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  • Amp launches Neo CLI with remote control, plugin system, and compaction-first architecture.
  • Neo reduces data transfer by 95% by moving the agent loop to the cloud.
  • Industry trends show agents moving from local terminals to cloud-parallel environments, but terminals persist as coordination layers.
  • Roo Code shifts to cloud-based agents; Atlassian introduces an agent-focused CLI.

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