Augment Code

Agent platform for building and running automated software delivery loops

Linked from augmentcode.com · checked 29 Oct

Tool type: Agent orchestration platform for software delivery
Made for: Engineering teams and engineering leaders
Runs on: Managed cloud sandboxes, local machines, and customer cloud; Cosmos runs in managed sandboxes, on laptops or dev VMs, or in your own AWS or GCP environment.
Last checked: 29 Oct 2026; 3 product sources

What it does

Augment Code's Cosmos platform takes in engineering work such as tickets, pull requests, CI failures, security alerts, and incident alerts, and runs specialized agents called Experts against them. The Experts produce outputs such as implemented code changes, first-pass PR reviews, diagnoses posted as PR comments, prioritized vulnerability issues, and incident timelines. Triggers come from GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, Jira, schedules, and webhooks.

Teams use Cosmos to assemble loops that connect stages of the software development lifecycle, such as ticket-to-PR, code review, and incident response. Each Expert is a reusable template with its own environment, capabilities, and memory, and work pauses at human checkpoints where a person approves consequential actions. Auggie CLI brings the same agent and context engine to the terminal.

Cosmos suits engineering organizations that want automated, reviewed SDLC work rather than one-off coding assistance. Standard costs $20 per month and Business $100 per month, each covering up to 50 seats with included usage, while Enterprise is custom priced. Paid plans exclude AI training on customer data, and access requires signing in or starting from the Cosmos get-started page.

What it can do

Run Experts that automate ticket triage, authoring, code review, verification, and incident response
Assign tickets so an agent investigates and writes a PR, with human approval at checkpoints
Post substantive first-pass PR reviews and inline findings on GitHub pull requests
Run agents in managed cloud sandboxes or on your own machines
Share memory across runs, agents, and teams so corrections carry forward
Use the Auggie CLI for agent and context engine access in the terminal

Works with

GitHub
GitLab
Slack
Linear
Jira
PagerDuty
Dependabot
Snyk
Notion

Example workflows

Ticket to PR: Illustrative example. Input: an assigned ticket. Steps: the Work Dispatcher triages it, the PR Author investigates and writes the change, and the Tester exercises it. Output: a pull request routed to code review, with human approval before merge.
Incident response: Illustrative example. Input: a PagerDuty alert. Steps: the Incident Response Coordinator pages the on-call engineer via Slack, opens a channel, attaches runbooks, and updates a timeline draft. Output: an investigation summary and timeline ready when on-call joins.

Before you choose

Enterprise pricing and terms are custom and require contacting sales; the public rate table for usage is referenced via docs rather than fully listed on the pages.
Usage is metered in dollars across LLM inference, a 40% service fee on LLM usage, and compute, so costs scale with activity.
Community support applies to Standard and Business plans, and SLA does not cover trials or beta usage.

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Get started

Start from the Cosmos get-started link; pricing plans are listed on the pricing page.

Sign in to Cosmos or start from the Get Started link on augmentcode.com.
Connect your source control and ticketing triggers such as GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, or Jira.
Choose an Expert from the library, fork it, or build your own, then set its environment and capabilities.

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Plans and prices

Prices in USD

Standard and Business are flat monthly prices for up to 50 seats with included usage; top-ups expire 12 months after purchase. Usage-based LLM and compute rates are not reproduced here.

Standard$20/moIncludes $20 of usage per month across LLM, Context Engine, and compute; no per-seat charge.

Up to 50 seats
CLI access and MCP support

Business$100/moIncludes $100 of usage per month across LLM, Context Engine, and compute; no per-seat charge.

Up to 50 seats
Custom top-up

EnterpriseCustomCustom pricing; contact sales for volume, security, and support needs.

SSO, OIDC, and SCIM support
Dedicated support

Source: augmentcode.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

Augment Code: Agentic software development at organizational scale ↗www.augmentcode.com
Augment Code Pricing - Standard, Business, and Enterprise Plans | Augment Code ↗www.augmentcode.com
Introduction - Augment ↗docs.augmentcode.com

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