About Augment Code Review
Augment Code Review helps professional software teams complete code-reviews faster inside GitHub while also catching more critical bugs before they hit production. Backed by Augment’s industry-leading Context Engine, the agent understands your codebase at a deep level, providing reviews that are more meaningful and account for codebase-wide effects. Augment prioritizes high signal-to-noise ratio by focusing on high-impact issues like bugs, security concerns, correctness, and cross-system problems while avoiding low-value style nags.Augment Code Review relies on the Augment GitHub App which is only compatible with GitHub Enterprise Cloud and github.com. GitHub Enterprise Server is not currently supported.
Getting Started
Visit app.augmentcode.com and log in. Click “Settings.” Augment Code Review is only availble to Enterprise plan customers. Settings are only accessible for Administrators of the Enterprise plan. If you aren’t sure if you are an Administrator, please contact your solutions team. NOTE: Members of the Enterprise plan do not have access to Settings and cannot Configure the Augment Code Review Settings.Configure Repo Access inside of the Augment GitHub App
The first time you visit the Settings page, it will ask you to install the Augment GitHub App and redirect you to GitHub to provide permissions for all the repos you grant Augment Code Review to engage. If your firewall configuration, allowlist or network policy requires a static IP for this integration, please refer to our static IP address documentation.Who can install the Augment GitHub App?
Who can install the Augment GitHub App?
To install the Augment GitHub App, you will need to be an Administrator of your GitHub organization. To find who the Administrators are, visit your GitHub organization settings page and click on “People.” Administrators are listed under “Owners.”

Permissions requested by the Augment GitHub App:
- Contents, read-only: Clone repositories
 - Pull Requests, read and write: Read pull requests and post comments to pull requests
 - Issues, read-only: Read top-level PRs / Issues
 - Organization Members, read-only: Read members of an organization, to distinguish internal and external users and their access levels to Augment features
 

- Review on PR Opened: Augment Code Review will automatically review and post a comment as soon as the PR is opened in GitHub. Use it when your teams want immediate feedback on all pull requests.
 - Manually triggered: Augment Code Review is only triggered when someone comments on the PR with any of the following: auggie review, augment review, or augmentcode review on GitHub. Use it when you want full control over when a review happens.
 
Tell Augment Code Review to check specific areas with guidelines
Domain knowledge that isn’t always evident in the code. Tell Augment Code Review to check specific areas like security vulnerabilities or inside particular directories when relevant. Augment Code Review allows you to outline these special guidelines per repository. Describe any areas of focus using a yaml file entitled code_review_guidelines.yaml inside the .augment folder at the repository root:<repo-root>/.augment/code_review_guidelines.yaml
Scope guidelines to the appropriate sub-directories and focus on objective issues that can cause bugs, expose vulnerabilities, etc. and less on stylistic or subjective things.
Example Augment Code Review Guidelines
Explanation of the Guideline Format
Areas: Focus domain. Example: focus is “databases” Area Name: Double quoted string written in snake case (ex: memory_safety)- Description: Double quoted message summarizing intent of the area
 - Globs (short for global): Double quoted pattern-matching notation. Used to specify sets of filenames or paths using wildcard characters
 
Common globs or pattern matching syntax:
**- Matches any number of directories (recursive wildcard)- Example: 
**/test.pymatchestest.py,src/test.py,src/utils/test.py, etc. 
- Example: 
 *- Matches any sequence of characters within a single directory level- Example: 
*.pymatchesfile.py,main.pybut notsrc/main.py 
- Example: 
 ?- Matches exactly one character- Example: 
test?.pymatchestest1.py,testA.pybut nottest10.py 
- Example: 
 
- Rules: Areas can contain more than one rule. Each rule contains:
- ID: Double quoted title written in snake case (ex: avoid_unsafe_rust)
 - Description: Double quoted message summarizing intent of the rule
 - Severity: Expects double quoted “high”, “medium” or “low”. Sets the priority of review by Augment Code Review
 
 
Code Review Analytics
Use the Code Review Analytics dashboard to track the review load automated by Augment, along with the comments made by Code Review that developers ultimately addressed.- Navigate to Code Review - In your browser, visit Augment Code, and then select the “Code Review” tab
 - Filter by Date - Refine your Analytics using the tabs for Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, or Last 60 Days.
 
Metric Definitions
- Total Reviewed PRs: The number of PRs that have been reviewed by Augment Code Review.
 - Percentage of Comments Addressed: A comment is addressed if the developer resolved the concerns raised by the Augment Code Review comment. The percentage is calculated by dividing the number of addressed comments by the total number of comments left by Augment Code Review.
 - Estimated Dev Hours Saved: Number of PRs multiplied by 10 minutes
 
Reading the Charts
- Addressed Comments: A 7-day chart detailing total number of comments per day broken down by unaddressed (gray) vs addressed (green). You can interpret the green bar to mean Augment Code Review caught issues that developers fixed and may not have without the comment.
 - Reviewed PRs: A 7-day chart detailing the total number of reviewed PRs per day (blue).
 
Troubleshooting
Stuck on “Connect GitHub to Get Started”
If you still see the “Connect GitHub to Get Started” button, then the Augment GitHub App installation failed. You will need to uninstall the Augment GitHub App from your organization and then reinstall it. Once installed, you will see the Augment Code Review Settings. Here you’ll be able to configure the repositories that the Augment GitHub App can access. Return to Settings at anytime to see the list of repositories.1
Navigate to the Augment GitHub App settings page on GitHub
Follow the steps on GitHub Docs to modify the Augment GitHub App installation.
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Uninstall the Augment GitHub App from your organization
In the Danger zone section, click on “Uninstall”
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Reinstall the Augment GitHub App
Follow the steps in Getting Started again to install the app