Public apology to @Atinux, who's been yapping about @AmpCode for weeks while I kept saying "yeah yeah, I'll try it".
I tried it. It's like good, like really good.
He was right, which is the worst part.
Help us get this right (just brain dump everything as a reply):
Why do you want to join multiple workspaces in Amp? How do you want to work across workspaces in Amp with people at other companies?
What do you want/need permissions-wise, collaboration-wise, billing-wise, etc.?
When you build something in Amp, you can now deploy and run it in Amp, too.
What does this replace? For most people, nothing. It's new.
It makes you realize there's a whole world of softer-than-software tools and apps and games that you now feel joy building and running.
It's a good day to ask your agent to lock down your machine: "remove all the apps, tcc/permission grants, login items, daemons, kexts, browser exts, homebrew packages, etc., that I don't need and use."
I kept only Chrome, Amp (orbs only, no more local dev for me), Ghostty,
