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AI coding tools are everywhere. Yet they all fall short when scaling to 100s of developers and complex codebases. We’re solving this problem Augment Code. Introducing Augment Code, the first developer AI purpose-built for teams.🧵

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

What makes Augment different? Context. Every Augment feature is context-aware. This means every suggestion, completion, and interaction reflects the components, APIs, and coding patterns in your codebase. For software engineers on professional teams, context really matters. When AI deeply understands your codebase, incredible things happen…

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Onboarding new developers? Done. Augment brings instant answers to every engineer, so new teammates can quickly get up to speed. Use chat to ask questions like, “where do we bootstrap this app?” or “what’s the cadence of releases?” to get your team ramped, fast.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Tired of shoulder taps and pings? Solved. Get instant answers and code suggestions informed by your whole team, right in your IDE.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Institutional knowledge silos? Eliminated. No more searching through out-of-date or missing documentation, or worse, fielding constant questions.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Legacy code? Handled. Augment deeply understands your entire codebase, regardless of when it was built, who wrote it, or what languages and dependencies it uses.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Augment works in the IDEs you’re already using, no switching required. Available in @code or @jetbrains.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

And, we know coding is a team sport. That’s why Augment works in @SlackHQ, where your team collaborates and asks questions.

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Scott Dietzen1 年前

Teams at @webflow, @thekonginc, @gopigment , and more are already building with Augment. The best way to see if Augment works for your team is to try it, for free. Give us your largest repos and most complex code to see what we can do:

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Innovation Endeavors1 年前

@augmentcode Let's goooo 🚀 🎉

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Nilag1 年前

@augmentcode Really looking to get access to this, looks amazing

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