By the time of the original trilogy, he effectively runs the Empire, leaving his master free to pursue other interests.
There, he usually pursues his master's political goals more aggressively than Palpatine himself, so that Palpatine doesn't have to compromise his kindly image. Practically, he usually only serves this role in the political episodes of The Clone Wars.
Co-Dragons: Technically speaking, he is Palpatine's dragon in political matters and therefore a co-dragon with Dooku, Grievous, and Vader. 
Leia and Mon Mothma won't even accept his surrender to them as it gains them nothing, since Amedda has no power to deliver Coruscant to them.
Authority in Name Only: After the Emperor's death, Amedda is technically in charge of Coruscant but the Imperial Security Bureau (ISB) holds true control, as it is their ships and troops that protect the former capital. Ascended Extra: In post-Republic set works, Amedda has had a lot more presence in Canon than he did in Legends, with him even becoming the Empire's Grand Vizier, a position which granted him substantially more power and importance than the Sith artifact collector he was demoted to in Legends. In Disney's continuity, the Aftermath Trilogy and Lost Stars show that after Palpatine's downfall, Mas is driven to despair and becomes suicidal as his influence wanes and the Rebels refuse his surrender, and whilst he is pardoned of his war crimes, he's consigned to be nothing more than a puppet ruler for the rest of his days and is remembered by history as a weak-willed, sycophant of Darth Sidious. 
Adaptational Karma: In Legends continuity, the last that is heard of Mas Amedda after the Empire's formation in which he was a direct accomplice is him being demoted but taking delight in collecting Sith knowledge for the Empire. After the establishment of the Empire, he became Grand Vizier and head of the Imperial Ruling Council. The Vice Chair of the Galactic Republic to both Valorum and Palpatine.
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