Augment Code is an agentic software development company whose Cosmos platform runs software agents across the development lifecycle. Instead of a single editor assistant, it provides experts for triage, authoring, review and verification that hand work to each other, backed by a Context Engine that supplies codebase context. Teams describe the loop they want in plain language, approve a plan, and the agents go live. Plans are priced per team: Standard is $20 per month and Business is $100 per month, each covering up to 50 seats with matching usage included, while Enterprise is custom.
The audience is engineering leaders, staff engineers, DevOps and security teams who want repeatable automation across many repositories rather than one-off prompts. Small and mid-sized teams get a flat price instead of per-seat billing, and larger organizations can add SSO, OIDC, SCIM, customer-managed encryption keys, data residency options and audit trails. Senior engineers stay in the loop at review and approval checkpoints, focusing on intent and architecture instead of line-by-line diffs.
Typical workflows include assigning a ticket so agents investigate, write the change and exercise it end to end before a reviewed pull request lands. Code review loops post a first-pass review within minutes, vulnerability remediation maps the blast radius of a CVE and hands over patches to approve, and incident response gathers a likely cause and timeline before the on-call engineer joins. Further use cases cover test coverage, migrations, onboarding and recurring automations. Augment cites 66 percent faster time to merge, 2 to 3 times engineering throughput, more than 60 percent of CVEs remediated automatically and over 70 percent of incidents resolved before on-call joins. A CLI and MCP support are included.