Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.augmentcode.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Auggie is currently in beta and does not support all features available in the Augment plugins for Visual Studio Code or JetBrains IDEs.
About interactive mode
Auggie is an agentic terminal-based code assistant that has deep codebase knowledge powered by Augment’s context engine. Auggie can help you understand a new codebase, fix bugs quickly, and build new features faster. Auggie has access to your connected integrations and MCP servers and can pull in additional context or run tools to get your tasks done.
Using interactive mode
Run auggie without any mode flags to get the full-screen terminal user interface with rich interactive features, real-time streaming of responses, and visual progress indicators. This mode shows all tool calls, results, and allows ongoing conversation through an intuitive interface.
# Start Auggie in interactive mode
auggie
# Provide an initial instruction
auggie "Look at my open issues and prioritize the highest impact ones for me"
Ctrl + J to enter a new line in any terminal. See below for instructions to configure your terminal to use Option + Enter to enter a new line.
| Terminal application | New line shortcut |
|---|
| All terminals | Ctrl + J |
| MacOS Terminal (see below) | Option + Enter |
| iTerm2 (see below) | Option + Enter |
| VS Code Terminal | Option + Enter |
| Ghostty | Shift + Enter |
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Shortcuts
| Command | Description |
|---|
Ctrl + P | Enhance your prompt with codebase context |
Escape | Interrupt the active agent |
Ctrl + C | Interrupt the active agent |
Escape + Escape | Clear the input box |
Ctrl + C | Press twice to exit |
Ctrl + D | Press twice to exit |
Up Arrow | Cycle through previous messages |
Down Arrow | Cycle through previous messages |
Ctrl + O | Open current input in external editor, inserts text on exit |
Slash Commands
The command menu in interactive mode reflects your current feature flags, available integrations, and loaded plugins. Some commands only appear when the relevant feature is enabled.
Common slash commands
| Command | Description |
|---|
/about | Show system and environment information |
/account | Show account information |
/ask | Enter Ask Mode to limit the agent to retrieval and non-editing tools |
/btw <question> | Ask a side question without committing it to the main conversation (the question argument is required) |
/clear | Clear the display while keeping the current conversation history |
/config | Configure shell, startup script, chat input completions, auto-update, and notifications |
/copy | Copy the request ID or the latest response to the clipboard |
/editor | Open current input in external editor, inserts text on exit |
/exit | Exit Auggie |
/feedback | Submit feedback about the last response |
/fork | Fork the current session into a new conversation, preserving history up to this point |
/github-workflow | Generate a GitHub Action workflow |
/help | Show help |
/image [path] | Attach an image to the next message |
/logout | Logout of Augment |
/mcp | View the status of all configured MCP servers |
/new | Start a new conversation with no message history |
/permissions | View and manage tool permissions |
/rename <name> | Rename the current session |
/request-id | Show the request ID for the current conversation |
/rules | View loaded rules and their attachment status |
/sessions | Resume a previous session |
/share | Generate and copy a shareable link for this session |
/stats | Show current session statistics, including messages, tools, and credits |
/status | Show system status, including MCP servers and rules |
/task | Open task manager to add, edit, and manage tasks |
/verbose | Toggle verbose output for tools |
/vim | Toggle Vim mode for advanced text editing |
Additional slash commands you may see
| Command | Description |
|---|
/add-workspace [path] | Add another workspace folder for multi-folder support |
/agents | Browse available sub-agents |
/bash | Manage running shell processes |
/canvas | Select the context canvas for the session |
/context | Show context usage and token breakdown |
/diffs | View file changes made in the current session |
/hooks | View configured hooks and supported hook event types |
/model | Select the model for the current session |
/persona | Select the persona for the current session |
/plan [open] | Toggle Plan Mode or open the latest plan file |
/plugins | Browse and manage plugins and marketplaces |
/queue | Enter Queue Mode to manage queued messages |
/pause | Pause queue execution |
/resume | Resume paused queue execution |
/restart-mcp | Restart all MCP servers |
/skills | Browse loaded skills, their sources, and token counts |
Custom and skill slash commands
In addition to the built-in commands above, the slash menu also lists:
- Your custom slash commands — for example,
.augment/commands/deploy-staging.md becomes /deploy-staging.
- Your discovered skills — for example, a skill at
.augment/skills/my-skill/SKILL.md becomes /my-skill. The /skills command opens a browser popover to discover what is available, but it is not required in order to invoke a skill.
Built-in slash commands take precedence over custom commands or skills with the same name, so choose names that do not collide with the commands listed above.
For more information about slash commands, including how to create custom commands, see Custom Slash Commands.
