Augment Code

Augment Code has pivoted from a single AI pair-programmer into Cosmos, an enterprise agent-orchestration platform that coordinates multiple specialised AI agents across the software development lifecycle. Instead of one chat window, teams get a registry of pre-built 'experts' for code review, test-coverage expansion, PR authoring, incident response, security remediation, and work triage, plus the ability to fork or build custom experts. A router called Prism dispatches each turn to the model best suited to it (Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet, Gemini, or open-source models via BYOK), which the company claims trims 20-30% off inference cost, while a proprietary Context Engine indexes the codebase structurally to reduce token consumption by roughly a third at equivalent quality. Cosmos runs wherever engineers already work: local laptops, Codespaces/Devcontainer VMs, Augment's own cloud, or self-hosted AWS/GCP. It integrates with Slack, GitHub, Jira, and CI/CD, and supports human-in-the-loop escalation, daemon-mode agents, and up to 50 concurrent sessions on Business. Enterprise adds SSO/SCIM, CMEK, ISO 42001, SIEM export, data residency, and full SLA. The typical buyer is a platform or DevEx team at a mid-to-large engineering org (Adobe, MongoDB, Snyk and Webflow are cited customers) who wants to standardise how agents are deployed across many repos and workflows rather than let each dev wire up their own Cursor or Copilot setup. Common workflows include running an always-on review agent on incoming PRs, having an incident-triage agent watch alert channels, backfilling test coverage on legacy modules, and using the CLI or MCP tooling to script agents into existing pipelines.