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Is Amp (Sourcegraph) in trouble? (2026)

Amp (Sourcegraph) is still live as of Aug 19, 2026, but our sensors flagged 2 dated, sourced signals. Most recent: Automated health checks from 2 runners failed continuously since 2026-08-22. No speculation, no death predictions.

Status Degrading2 signals on recordLive · verified Aug 19, 2026Category · AI Coding Assistants
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Timeline of facts

Sep 11, 2026
ReachabilityHigh

Automated health checks from 2 runners failed continuously since 2026-08-22.

SOURCE: ampcode.com
Aug 22, 2026
ReachabilityHigh

Automated health checks from 2 runners failed continuously since 2026-08-19.

SOURCE: ampcode.com
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What you can do now

Amp (Sourcegraph) is live, so there is no need to rush. But if it powers a critical workflow, export a recent backup of your data, note your renewal date, and shortlist a live alternative below so a switch is quick if the status changes. We update this page when a new dated fact appears.

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If you need to move

Live alternatives only - each verified reachable as of Aug 19, 2026.

GitHub Copilot
deep GitHub integration plus a catalog of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models
Visit GitHub Copilot
Cursor
fast multi-file agent edits with a credit pool matching the subscription price
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Windsurf (Devin Desktop)
Cascade agent with usage shared across Devin Cloud, CLI, and Review
Visit Windsurf (Devin Desktop)
Claude Code
terminal-native agent running directly on Anthropic's Claude models
Visit Claude Code
OpenAI Codex
cloud sandboxes that run many coding tasks in parallel
Visit OpenAI Codex
Google Gemini Code Assist
native Google Cloud integration with Gemini models across major IDEs
Visit Google Gemini Code Assist
Tabnine
on-prem and air-gapped deployment with no code retention
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Replit
agent, editor, hosting, and database in one browser workspace
Visit Replit
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Get notified if Amp (Sourcegraph) changes

We'll email you the moment a new dated, sourced signal appears for Amp (Sourcegraph) - a price hike, a sunset announcement, or a confirmed shutdown. No predictions.

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Questions of record

Is Amp (Sourcegraph) shutting down?
There is no official sunset announcement for Amp (Sourcegraph) as of Aug 19, 2026. What we can confirm are the dated, sourced signals above. We do not predict deaths; a "dead" status is set by an editor after confirmation.
Should I switch away from Amp (Sourcegraph) now?
Not necessarily - it is live. But if it is business-critical, keep an exportable backup and a shortlisted alternative ready. See the live options above.
How do you decide a tool is degrading?
Two or more dated, sourced signals of decline within a window - such as price hikes, layoffs, or a long changelog silence. Every signal on this page carries its own date and source.