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Introducing Cosmos: the Unified Agents Platform for software teams. Orchestrate a fleet of agents across your entire software development lifecycle, as a single organizational system instead of disconnected workers. It's changed how our own engineering team works, with throughput up 3x.
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Four months ago we realized two things: 1. Individual developer productivity doesn't automatically translate to organizational productivity. 2. To fix that, agents have to work at the team level and across the whole lifecycle, not siloed inside individual setups.

Cosmos gives your organization a single platform for running agents. Deploy our tuned agent experts for triage, implementation, review, testing, and incident response, or build your own. They share context and memory, coordinate with one another, and bring in humans where judgment matters.

At the core is Augment's Context Engine. It helps agents understand how a codebase actually works, not just which files match a keyword search. Same model, half the token bill. Better context, better decisions, higher-quality work.

Cosmos runs in your environment or ours, supports the models you choose, and provides the observability, auditability, and human oversight required to deploy agents at scale. Learn more:

See it live this Friday, June 5 at 10am PT. Full walkthrough of Cosmos, plus how our own team at Augment uses it. Try Cosmos today: Register here:

Another Codex product.

Love seeing Augment Code reimagine software development with intelligent agent orchestration. We’d love to explore a collaboration and help showcase Cosmos to a broader global audience through impactful creator campaigns. 🚀

3x throughput from one unified agent fleet Cosmos turns dev teams into an orchestra, not solo acts

3x throughput by treating agents as one team.

I gave Cosmos a try, but it's not that intuitive, to be honest. I couldn't even figure out how to get the main workspace started.

Just got your email that I can't use my community account anymore after June 10th. What happens to my paid credits I still have on this account? When I purchased them you stated that they are valid for 12 months.

A fleet of agents across the entire dev lifecycle as one system is the direction everyone is heading, curious how they handle conflicts




