auggie

Augment Code (Auggie)

Agent ID: auggie

Auggie is the CLI for Augment Code, an enterprise AI coding agent backed by their context engine. Subscription-only auth.

Install

npm install -g @augmentcode/auggie
auggie login

auggie login opens an OAuth flow against your Augment account. Without a valid subscription the CLI refuses most operations.

Quick Start

import { agents } from "@pivanov/agents-wire";

const result = await agents.ask(
  "auggie",
  "Refactor src/auth.ts",
  {
    permission: "auto-allow",
  },
);

console.log(result.text);

Model Selection

Auggie's model list is gated behind authentication. The static catalog ships a "Default" placeholder; the live list populates via auggie model list once you log in:

import { definitionFor } from "@pivanov/agents-wire/catalog";

const def = definitionFor("auggie");
const models = (await def.listAvailableModels?.()) ?? def.models ?? [];
// Logged in: real Auggie model IDs.
// Logged out: empty (falls back to "Default" placeholder).

After creating a session, session.configOptions reflects what the running Auggie instance accepts in real time.

options.model and options.effort are sent via ACP setSessionConfigOption (best-effort). Subscription pricing means result.cost?.totalUsd stays at 0.

Capabilities

Feature	Supported
ask / stream / session	✅
askJson	✅
MCP stdio	✅
MCP http/sse	❌
Session listing (listSessions)	❌
Tool call interception	✅

Cost Tracking

Auggie is subscription-priced and does not report per-turn costUsd. cost.snapshot.totalUsd stays at 0, so maxCostUsd does not trigger. Monitor usage with cost.turnCount.

Auth Failure Detection

The CLI's "You are not currently logged in to Augment" stderr is matched by authFailurePatterns, so unauthenticated calls throw AgentUnauthenticatedError rather than a generic crash.