Auggie
Augment Code's agentic coding CLI — the company's codebase-aware assistant, in your terminal.
About
Auggie is Augment's official agentic coding CLI, the terminal counterpart to the Augment Code platform. It understands your codebase and works through natural language: analyzing code, making edits, and automating routine development tasks. Custom slash commands live as Markdown files in .augment/commands/, so teams can version their own prompt library (code review, bug fix, security review) alongside the repo.
It is a small, young project — a few hundred GitHub stars as of October 2026 — and the license field is undeclared, so treat it as proprietary until stated otherwise. What it has going for it is first-party status: this is not a community wrapper around Augment's API, it is the company's own CLI, with docs at docs.augmentcode.com. The --print flag makes it CI-friendly for one-shot runs.
The honest caveat: you are buying into Augment's platform and its account/login flow, not a bring-your-own-model tool. If you want a provider-agnostic terminal agent, look at opencode or nanocoder instead. Pick Auggie if your team already runs on Augment Code and wants that same assistant at the command line.
What it can do
- Agentic coding in the terminal: codebase analysis, code edits, task automation
- Custom slash commands from Markdown files in .augment/commands/
- One-shot non-interactive mode via --print (CI-friendly)
- Quiet mode returning only final output
- First-party integration with the Augment Code platform
Setup
- Install with Node 22+:
npm install -g @augmentcode/auggie@latest. - Authenticate:
auggie login. cdinto your project and runauggie "your prompt".- For CI or scripts, use
auggie --print "instruction"(add--quietfor final-output-only). - Drop reusable prompts in
.augment/commands/*.mdto get custom slash commands.
Prerequisites
Node.js 22+; an Augment Code account (login via the CLI).
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 6/10
Scored 6/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Adoption 5: starScore from 286 stars on augmentcode/auggie (log scale vs 298k peer max); Maintenance 8: pushed 2026-10-15 (recency 10); young repo, release/issue history thin; Openness 7: license undeclared on GitHub (0.7*5) + official docs verified at docs.augmentcode.com (0.3*10); Manual 7: first-party Augment Code product corroborated by docs and npm; docked for tiny community, undeclared license, platform lock-in. License: Undeclared.
★ 286 GitHub stars
How the trust score is built
Full methodology →- Adoption · stars/downloads, log-scaled vs peers
- 5.0/10
- Maintenance · recency, releases, issue load
- 8.0/10
- Openness · license + docs
- 7.0/10
- Manual review · sanity read + red-flag check
- 7.0/10
- · Adoption 5: starScore from 286 stars on augmentcode/auggie (log scale vs 298k peer max)
- · Maintenance 8: pushed 2026-10-15 (recency 10); young repo, release/issue history thin
- · Openness 7: license undeclared on GitHub (0.7*5) + official docs verified at docs.augmentcode.com (0.3*10)
- · Manual 7: first-party Augment Code product corroborated by docs and npm; docked for tiny community, undeclared license, platform lock-in
Sources
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