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  • Use Your Claude Plan in Amp

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  • Shared Runners

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    We've added a Restack button that organizes all of your thread's changes into a cleaner set of commits. Use it to split a large diff into logical pieces for review, clean up an agent's intermediate commits before merging, or combine small related commits. The final file contents stay the same.

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  • Intelligently Ordered Diffs

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