Today, we’re highlighting five powerful skills from our partners that extend Augment across your entire development stack. These skills let Augment take real actions on your behalf. The ability to deploy code, tracking errors, manage databases, and more in the Auggie CLI.
What are skills?
Skills are modular packages that give Augment specialized knowledge and capabilities for specific tools and workflows.
Built on the open agentskills.io specification, skills are:
- Discoverable – tools can be described once and reused across AI coding agents
- Standardized – a consistent way to expose actions, auth, and configuration
- Interoperable – the same skill can work across multiple AI tools, not just Augment
In practice, that means you can plug Augment into more of your stack without bespoke integrations or one-off scripts—and trust that those connections will behave consistently over time.
Featured partner skills
These skills focus on the parts of your SDLC where agents can have the most immediate impact: deploys, infrastructure, backends, errors, and databases.
1. Convex backend skills
With the Convex skill, Augment understands and can safely operate your real-time backend:
- Query and mutate data with type safety
- Deploy functions and schema changes
- Monitor real-time subscriptions
- Debug backend issues with full context
Because Convex exposes a strongly typed API, Augment can reason about your backend in a structured way—making it easier to trace issues from UI to data layer, propose fixes, and validate changes without guesswork.
Perfect for: Teams building real-time applications who need an AI assistant that actually understands their backend, not just their frontend code.
2. Railway – Infrastructure made simple
The Railway skill turns Augment into a lightweight infra operator for your services:
- Provision and configure services
- Manage environment variables across environments
- Monitor deployments and service health
- Scale resources based on your needs
You keep control over what gets changed; Augment handles the repetitive, error‑prone parts of wiring up and maintaining environments.
Perfect for: Developers who want to focus on code instead of infrastructure, while still keeping a clean, well-managed Railway setup.
3. Vercel – Deploy with confidence
With the Vercel skill, Augment can manage the full Vercel deployment lifecycle for your web apps:
- Deploy projects and preview branches automatically
- Configure environment variables and domains
- Monitor deployment logs and status in real time
- Roll back deployments when issues arise
Instead of tabbing between your IDE and the Vercel dashboard, you can ask Augment to ship a change, inspect a failing preview, or revert a bad deploy in a single conversational flow.
Perfect for: Teams shipping Next.js and other Vercel-hosted apps who want AI-assisted deployment workflows, not just AI-generated pull requests.
4. Sentry – Intelligent error resolution
The Sentry skill turns Augment into a debugging partner that can see what’s happening in production:
- Fetch and analyze error traces automatically
- Identify likely root causes across your stack
- Create fixes based on error context
- Track issue resolution and trends over time
Instead of copying stack traces into your IDE, you can ask Augment to pull the latest Sentry errors, explain what changed, draft a fix, and verify that the error rate drops—all from the same workflow.
Perfect for: Engineering teams who want to resolve production issues faster, reduce manual triage, and keep incident response tightly connected to the codebase.
5. Supabase – Database operations at your fingertips
With the Supabase skills, Augment can safely interact with your database and edge functions:
- Execute SQL queries with safety checks
- Manage table schemas and migrations
- Handle edge functions and storage
- Monitor database performance
Augment treats your database as something to operate carefully, not blindly. It can propose queries, double‑check impact, and explain what a migration will do before you run it.
Perfect for: Full‑stack developers building on Supabase who want AI-assisted database operations without giving up control or visibility.
How to get started with skills
These skills are available now through Augment’s skills system. To add them to your workflow:
- Install the skill from the partner’s repository
- Configure authentication (each skill includes setup instructions)
- Start using natural language to interact with your tools through Augment
Examples you can try right away:
- “Deploy the latest changes to Vercel production.”
- “Check Sentry for any new errors in the payment flow.”
- “Query Supabase for users who signed up this week.”
- “Scale the staging service on Railway if error rates are stable.”
- “Deploy the latest Convex schema changes and verify subscriptions are healthy.”
Augment will translate these requests into concrete actions using the underlying skills, ask for confirmation when needed, and keep you in the loop on what it’s doing.
Why skills matter to your Augment workflow
Skills push Augment into operation:
- From suggesting a deployment command → to running the deployment and watching logs
- From highlighting an error → to pulling the trace and drafting a fix
- From writing a migration → to applying it and validating the result
Instead of copy‑pasting commands into terminals and browser tabs, you describe what you want to accomplish. Augment, powered by skills, handles the implementation details while keeping you in control of approvals and changes.
Written by
Julia McClellan
Customer + Partner Marketing