The End of Public Threads
3.60T1 sourceAmp News (ampcode.com)
Source record
Published by Amp News (ampcode.com) (T1 source). The original is at https://ampcode.com/news/end-of-public-threads.
Pipeline notes
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SummaryAmp has removed public, internet-wide discoverable thread sharing, citing security risks: as models improve, agents pull more files into context, increasing the chance of leaking snippets from sensitive files. The decision is proactive, not incident-driven. Existing public threads are now unlisted; workspace sharing and unlisted links remain available.
Why it mattersA primary-source record of a security-driven rollback of a public agent-output feature, useful to anyone publishing or consuming shared coding-agent sessions.

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