Hey DEV community! We've got some exciting news to share.
After a month of private beta testing with thousands of developers who made Auggie their go-to coding agent, we're thrilled to announce that Auggie CLI is now available to everyone.
Our private beta users have been absolutely crushing it - using Auggie as their daily driver coding agent and supercharging their teams. Now it's your turn to experience Augment's industry-leading context engine across your entire software development stack.
What's New in This Release
Custom Commands
Create specialized workflows and repeatable actions tailored to your needs. Whether it's code review, updating documentation, or any other routine task, you can trigger these with auggie command <name>
or use slash commands directly in the terminal UI.
Full Feature Parity
All your favorite IDE features are now available in the CLI:
- Task manager
- Prompt enhancer
- Model picker
Granular Tool Permissions
Define exactly what tools an agent can use and how it can use them. This is perfect for integrating agents into automated systems like CI/CD pipelines with confidence.
GitHub Actions Ready
Get Augment-powered code review and PR descriptions up and running in minutes with our ready-to-use GitHub Actions.
Beyond the Editor
Software isn't just built in an editor, it lives in your CI pipeline, ships through deployment systems, and runs in production. Auggie brings powerful agent capabilities and codebase intelligence to:
- Automatically fix test failures
- Run security assessments
- Triage errors and alerts
- And so much more
Since Auggie is built as a Unix-like utility with full pipe support, it runs anywhere Node.js 22+ is available - GitHub Actions, AWS Lambda, you name it.
Context is Everything
What sets Augment apart? Our context engine. It's the difference between a software agent that just works and one that makes you do all the work. No matter how large your codebase, our context engine automatically pulls in exactly the right information for each task.
Ready to Transform Your Terminal?
Start using Auggie CLI today with one command: npm install -g @augmentcode/auggie
. And because we genuinely want to hear how you're using Auggie, we built in a feedback command (/feedback
) to make sharing your thoughts effortless.
Your terminal is about to feel fresh!
Top comments (2)
Promising!
Excited to give Auggie a try!