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Quinn and Thorsten Ball explain how the Amp team works

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On October 29, 2026, Quinn and Thorsten Ball explained how the Amp team works. According to a report by Shao Meng that day, the Amp team has about 21 people and holds only one meeting a week, with no quarterly goals, no mandatory PRs or code reviews, and pushes directly to main, averaging about 90 releases per day, with about 7.7 minutes from entering main to being available to everyone. The report says its quality relies on first having Agents provide end-to-end evidence, everyone trying the product, and feature flag controls, rather than on process. The two founders emphasized that this form depends on having few people, having worked together, and being motivated by revenue and product success, and is not a template that can be replicated by simply multiplying a large organization by AI.

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