Auggie is Augment’s agentic coding CLI that runs in your terminal. It understands your codebase and helps you ship faster by analyzing code, making safe edits, and automating routine tasks — all via natural language.
Learn more in the Augment Docs:
- Overview: Introducing Auggie CLI
- Custom Commands Examples: Custom Slash Commands Examples
- Install Auggie (Node 22+ required):
npm install -g @augmentcode/auggie@latest- Login:
auggie login- Run Auggie in your project directory:
cd /path/to/your/project
auggie "optional initial prompt"- Use
auggie --print "your instruction"to run once and print to stdout (great for CI) - Add
--quietto return only the final output
Store reusable prompts in .augment/commands/ as markdown files with frontmatter. Once added, they’re available as slash commands (e.g., /code-review path/to/file).
Example structure:
your-project/
├─ .augment/
│ └─ commands/
│ ├─ code-review.md
│ ├─ bug-fix.md
│ ├─ security-review.md
│ └─ performance-optimization.md
└─ ...
See example command templates in .augment/commands/ and the docs page linked above.
Use our official GitHub Actions to improve PR quality automatically:
- Augment Agent: augmentcode/augment-agent
- Review PR: augmentcode/review-pr
- Describe PR: augmentcode/describe-pr
Examples:
- Review PR workflow example: example usage
- Describe PR workflow example: example usage
Add the workflows under .github/workflows/ in your repository.
- In Auggie or the IDE agent, use
/feedbackto send feedback or report bugs directly with helpful context. - Alternatively, open a GitHub issue using our templates (Bug report / Feature request) in the Github Issues tab.
- Support: Support Portal
- Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AugmentCodeAI/
See Augment’s policies at augmentcode.com/legal and product docs for latest details.