Hamster for Amp
Hamster syncs briefs, plans, and team decisions into your repo. Amp reads them directly — full context on every session.
The problem
Amp generates from what you describe. Without structured requirements, it fills gaps with assumptions that may not match your team decisions.
Asking Amp to build a full feature in one go produces sprawling output. Someone has to break the work into focused chunks.
Each Amp session starts fresh. It does not remember what was decided, what was completed, or what constraints apply.
Write a brief in Hamster, and AI expands it into a full spec. Generate a plan with scoped tasks. The Hamster CLI syncs everything into .hamster/ — Amp reads the full context directly.
Amp sessions start with requirements, constraints, and acceptance criteria instead of ad-hoc prompts. The output matches the spec.
Hamster decomposes features into tasks that fit a single focused session, preventing scope creep.
The Hamster CLI syncs briefs, tasks, and plans into .hamster/ as markdown files in real time. Amp reads them on every action.
Before
Describe the feature in a prompt. Hope Amp infers the right scope.
After
The Hamster CLI syncs the full brief into your repo. Amp reads .hamster/ files and builds against the spec.
Before
Re-explain remaining work each session. Track progress manually.
After
The CLI keeps task status in sync. Each session picks up where the last one left off.
Before
Developers using Amp independently have no shared context or task boundaries.
After
Hamster breaks features into non-overlapping tasks with clear acceptance criteria for each.
Install the CLI, sync briefs and plans into your repo, and give your coding agent full project context.
Give Claude Code structured context for every agentic coding session.
Plan outside the editor, build inside it with scoped Cursor sessions.
Implementation-ready task specs for developers who ship with AI agents.
Structured briefs and scoped tasks for focused AI-assisted development.
Start building with Hamster