Review: Amp adds new AI native review functionality (ampcode.com)

Amp’s VS Code extension (Amp) now includes an AI-native review panel designed to speed up the painful part of agentic coding: human review. Instead of approving every micro-edit, reading each intermediate change, or deferring inspection to heavyweight tools like GitHub PRs, the panel lets you pick a commit range, get an AI-generated high-level summary, then request a more detailed review that also suggests a recommended file-read order. You can open and edit full file diffs inline with normal code navigation, so reviewers don’t have to jump to a separate interface to understand or tweak agent-produced code. Technically the flow is simple but targeted: select commits → view summary → request granular review+read-order → inspect and edit diffs with navigation. That combination reduces micromanagement of agents, surfaces the most important changes first, and makes human-in-the-loop validation more interactive and efficient. It’s still experimental, but early experience shows it can shrink review time and PR noise for heavy agent users. To try it, open the Amp extension in VS Code and click the new review icon in the Amp panel.