Auggie CLI is Augment Code's terminal agent for interactive and automated coding workflows. It brings Augment's codebase-context story to command-line tasks such as code analysis, edits, PR/build feedback, and issue or alert triage.
Key capabilities
Interactive terminal agent - Run auggie to work with a codebase from the terminal.
Automation mode - Script-friendly flags include --print, --quiet, compact output, JSON output, stdin/file input, and queued sequential tasks.
MCP and ACP - auggie --mcp can expose Auggie as an MCP tool server, while --acp supports editor/client integration.
Custom commands - Uses .augment/commands and supports compatibility with Claude Code command directories.
Autonomy level
Level 3 (supervised agent): useful for local codebase work and automation, with enterprise gating possible for some non-interactive features.
Strengths
- Strong codebase-context positioning from Augment
- MCP server mode and ACP integration are useful orchestration surfaces
- Script-friendly output modes make it more than an interactive chat CLI
Limitations
- Non-interactive mode may require an enterprise agreement
- Transcript storage and permission model still need empirical DevThrottle testing