Augment Code

Augment Code is an enterprise-focused agentic coding platform built around a Context Engine that semantically indexes very large codebases for cross-file and cross-repo awareness. It works across VS Code, JetBrains, a CLI (Auggie), and cloud Remote Agents, and emphasizes not training on customer code. It excels at large monorepos and system-wide refactors, but its credit-based pricing is less predictable and it is costly for small teams.

Augment Code is an AI coding platform built around deep codebase context. Its Context Engine performs semantic dependency-graph indexing of very large repositories, reportedly handling codebases in the hundreds of thousands of files, so that its completions, chat, and agents understand cross-file and cross-repo architecture rather than just the open buffer. This focus on scale is Augment's central pitch to professional and enterprise engineering teams. The product spans multiple surfaces: VS Code and JetBrains extensions for completions, chat, and agent-driven multi-file changes; cloud Remote Agents for longer or repetitive tasks like tech-debt cleanup and refactors; the Auggie CLI terminal agent; and automated PR review. Augment uses a multi-model architecture and emphasizes a privacy posture of not training on customer code across all plans, alongside an enterprise security stance. Augment moved from flat per-seat pricing to a credit-based model in October 2025, a change that drew notable developer backlash over cost predictability for heavy agentic use. Commonly cited consumer tiers run from an Indie plan around $20 per month up to Max around $200 per month, plus enterprise. The company has raised roughly $227 million in a Series B (with a total near $252 million and a reported valuation just under $1 billion). Augment is strongest for large, complex codebases and system-wide refactors, and is generally overkill and pricey for solo developers or small teams.