Changelog

Since launching in private beta a month ago, thousands of developers have unlocked the power of Augment in their terminal, using it as their daily driver coding agent and supercharging their teams by integrating Auggie in their development workflows.

Now, Auggie CLI is available to everyone, bringing Augment’s industry-leading context engine to every part of the software development stack.

What’s new

• Custom commands allow you to create specialized workflows and repeatable actions, like code review or updating docs. You can trigger commands on the command line with auggie command <name> or from slash commands in the terminal UI.
• All of your favorite features from the IDE are available in the CLI, like tasklist, prompt enhancer, and model picker.
• Tool permissions define exactly what tools an agent can use and how it can use them, ideal for using agents in automated systems like CI.
• Ready-to-use GitHub Actions to get Augment-powered code review and PR descriptions in minutes.

Augment everything

Software is not just built in an editor, it's built in your CI pipeline, ships through your deployment system, and runs in production. With auggie, you can bring our powerful agent and codebase intelligence to automatically fix test failures, run security assessments, and triage errors and alerts. Because auggie is a Unix-like utility complete with pipe support, it can run anywhere Node.js 22+ is available, including GitHub Actions and AWS Lambda.

Context matters

Deep codebase intelligence is the difference between a software agent that just works and one that makes you work. Augment’s context engine pulls in exactly the right information for the task automatically, no matter the size of your codebase.

Your terminal never felt so fresh.

Start using the Auggie CLI today with one command.

And we want to hear what you think, so we built a command for that: /feedback.

Happy coding!