Augment Code

Enterprise code agent with context engine across entire repository, designed for large-scale development teams

Development & no-code

Overview

Augment Code is an enterprise-oriented AI coding agent, built around a Context Engine capable of indexing and understanding a large code repository rather than just a few open files, with a CLI (Auggie), VS Code and JetBrains extensions, and an automation platform named Cosmos to trigger agents from external events. Pricing hinges on a single self-serve plan: Business at $100 per month for the entire team (up to 50 members), which includes $100 in monthly pooled usage on the language model, Context Engine and compute, with usage top-ups that expire after 12 months. Beyond that, the Enterprise offer is billed on request, with custom per-user pricing and adjusted usage limits.

Augment Code offers no French interface: the website, documentation and support are English-only. The editor highlights a SOC 2 Type II certification and, for the Enterprise plan, CMEK compliance and ISO 42001, without displaying an explicit GDPR mention on its public pages. The Cosmos platform connects to Slack, GitHub and Jira to trigger agents from these tools, in addition to standard IDE extensions. The main limit lies in the shared usage budget of the Business plan: $100 of monthly consumption for up to 50 people depletes fast once a team uses the agent intensively, forcing purchase of top-ups or negotiation of an Enterprise offer on request.

Our verdict

Best for development teams working on large codebases and needing an agent that understands the full context rather than just a few files. Not for you if you're a small team with intensive usage: the $100/month budget shared across 50 members depletes fast beyond occasional use.

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