Sharper, faster, and easier to trust
Smarter chat. Clearer timelines. Better mornings.
September brought a wave of improvements that make Amp feel more like a seasoned colleague and less like a tool you have to babysit. Amp now opens on a Workspace home that shows what your AI teammates did overnight and what is waiting on you. The assistant sees multi-step work through to the end and remembers what it has already done, and every action a teammate takes lands in a single timeline you can trace end to end.
The headlines 06
Your morning, already sorted
Open Amp and see exactly where things stand.
Candidate time zones and distance filtering
Find the right candidates, wherever they are.
Scheduling that runs itself
Interviews that sort themselves out.
A single resume review workspace
A single place to read, ask, and decide.
An assistant that follows through
Hand it real work and stop checking back.
One timeline for every AI teammate action
See everything your AI teammates do, as it happens.
Notable improvements 05
Interviews get their own page
Interviews now live on a dedicated page that shows upcoming and past interviews as a list or calendar, with the interview name shown in the browser tab. The workspace home also surfaces what's coming up so you never lose track of what's scheduled.
Recruiters can manually mark a candidate as hired
When your ATS doesn't automatically reflect a hire, recruiters can now mark the candidate as hired directly in Amp. Admins can also correct hire counts from the billing page, keeping your usage records accurate.
Jobvite resumes and backfill
Resumes now sync in for Jobvite candidates, including those who applied before Amp was connected. Candidates sync on their regular schedule without needing a manual trigger, and full job descriptions are pulled in during sync.
The assistant remembers what it already did
The assistant now tracks completed steps across a task and stops repeating work it has already finished: no more re-sending emails or re-reviewing candidates it already processed in the same session.
Syncs recover on their own
Sync health is now visible in the header from anywhere in Amp, and a stuck sync can be cleared without hunting for the right screen. When a teammate's browser dies mid-sync it recovers in seconds instead of stalling, and if a hiring-system connection keeps failing, Amp pauses it and tells the owner once rather than retrying in silence.