Amp adds macOS Satellites for building and testing iOS and Mac apps
Overview
Amp launches macOS Satellites, which let its agent start a cloud Mac to build, run, and test iOS and Mac apps while editing stays on its Linux orb, according to Amp News.
The Mac boots with Xcode and simulators in about 30 seconds and is deleted 20 minutes after Amp finishes, unless the thread is archived or Amp is asked to stop it.
Pricing is $2 per hour for mac.medium and $4 per hour for mac.large, billed from orb usage and then Amp credits. The feature is in beta, and users request access through a waitlist in Settings → Experimental Features.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 29, 2:11 AM ET
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AIAmp now lets its agent start a cloud Mac to build, run, and test iOS and Mac apps, while editing stays on the Linux orb. The Mac boots with Xcode and simulators in about 30 seconds, and it is deleted 20 minutes after Amp finishes unless the thread is archived or Amp is asked to stop it. Pricing is $2 per hour for mac.medium and $4 per hour for mac.large, billed from orb usage and then Amp credits. The feature is in beta, and access is through a waitlist in Settings → Experimental Features.
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