Coding
Devin is #5 and Amp is #6 for Coding. The differences below come from those directory listings. Confirm current packaging on each vendor site.
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Pick Devin if
Pick Devin when you want to hand a task to an autonomous software engineer that works in its own environment and reports back. The coding list ranks it fifth. It is a paid product, and the listing says it is for delegating a job rather than pairing inside an editor.
Pick Amp if
Pick Amp when you want an agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine after you close the laptop. The listing ranks it sixth, behind Devin. Hobby is free. macOS Satellites, for iOS and Mac builds, are a waitlisted beta.
| Listing | Devin | Amp |
|---|---|---|
| Coding rank | 05 | 06 |
| Pricing | PaidPaid | FreemiumFreemium |
| What the listing says | Autonomous software-engineering agent you assign work to. | Coding agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine. |
| Pricing note | Paid plans from Cognition. Confirm current packaging on devin.ai. | Hobby is free, with pay-as-you-go hosted orbs and free self-hosted orbs. Individual is $20 a month and includes 45,000 minutes of orb time. macOS Satellites are $2 an hour for a mac.medium and $4 an hour for a mac.large, drawn from orb usage and then credits. Confirm tiers on ampcode.com/pricing. |
| Rank reason | Fifth when the job is to hand off a task to an autonomous agent. It ranks behind the editors and Copilot because those match how most people write code all day. | Sixth when you want an agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine after you close the laptop. It sits behind Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot, which match how most people write code all day, and behind Devin for handing a task to an autonomous engineer. The Mac builds are a waitlisted beta, not the default setup. |
Devin's listing, from Cognition, is a software engineer you hand a task. It writes code in its own environment and reports back. The rank reason says it sits behind the editors and Copilot because those match how most people write code all day. The pricing note says paid plans.
Amp's listing is a coding agent and development environment. Each agent runs on an orb and can keep working after you close your laptop. The rank reason puts it behind Devin for handing a task to an autonomous engineer, and says the Mac builds are a waitlisted beta, not the default setup.
Pick Devin when you want to hand a task to an autonomous software engineer that works in its own environment and reports back. The coding list ranks it fifth. It is a paid product, and the listing says it is for delegating a job rather than pairing inside an editor.
Pick Amp when you want an agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine after you close the laptop. The listing ranks it sixth, behind Devin. Hobby is free. macOS Satellites, for iOS and Mac builds, are a waitlisted beta.
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GitHub CopilotCoding assistant in GitHub and in common editors.
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DroidFactory's coding agent for the desktop, terminal, and SDK.
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CodexOpenAI's coding agent in the terminal, editor, and cloud.
Pick Devin when you want to hand a task to an autonomous software engineer that works in its own environment and reports back. The coding list ranks it fifth. It is a paid product, and the listing says it is for delegating a job rather than pairing inside an editor. Pick Amp when you want an agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine after you close the laptop. The listing ranks it sixth, behind Devin. Hobby is free. macOS Satellites, for iOS and Mac builds, are a waitlisted beta.
Devin is #5 and Amp is #6 for Coding on AgentForTheJob. Fifth when the job is to hand off a task to an autonomous agent. It ranks behind the editors and Copilot because those match how most people write code all day. Sixth when you want an agent that keeps working on its own cloud machine after you close the laptop. It sits behind Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot, which match how most people write code all day, and behind Devin for handing a task to an autonomous engineer. The Mac builds are a waitlisted beta, not the default setup.
No. Ranks on AgentForTheJob are editorial. A sponsored card is labeled Sponsored and does not change the numbered list.
Devin: Paid plans from Cognition. Confirm current packaging on devin.ai. Amp: Hobby is free, with pay-as-you-go hosted orbs and free self-hosted orbs. Individual is $20 a month and includes 45,000 minutes of orb time. macOS Satellites are $2 an hour for a mac.medium and $4 an hour for a mac.large, drawn from orb usage and then credits. Confirm tiers on ampcode.com/pricing.