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Documentation Index

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1. Install the Augment extension

Visual Studio Code

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Visual Studio Code

Install Augment for Visual Studio Code

JetBrains IDEs

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JetBrains IDEs

Install Augment for JetBrains IDEs, including WebStorm, PyCharm, and IntelliJ

Auggie CLI

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Auggie CLI

All the power of Augment’s agent, context engine, and tools in your terminal.

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2. Sign-in and sync your repository

For VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, follow the prompts in the Augment panel to sign in and index your workspace. If you don’t see the Augment panel, press or click the Augment icon in the side panel of your IDE. For Auggie CLI, use the command auggie login to sign in.

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3. Start coding with Augment

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Using Agent

Augment agent enables you to complete tasks using natural language. Ask Agent to explain your codebase, debugging an issue, or writing entire functions, tests, or features. See Using Agent for more details.
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Using Next Edit

Augment Next Edit keeps you moving through your tasks by guiding you step-by-step through complex or repetitive changes. Jump to the next suggestion–in the same file or across your codebase–by pressing . See Using Next Edit for more details.
Support for Next Edit will be deprecated on March 31, 2026 for Indie, Standard Max, and Legacy plans. Enterprise plans will continue to be supported. Read more.
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Using completions

Augment provides inline code suggestions as you type. To accept the full suggestions, press , or accept the suggestion one word at a time with . See Using Completions for more details.
Support for Code Completions will be deprecated on March 31, 2026 for Indie, Standard Max, and Legacy plans. Enterprise plans will continue to be supported. Read more.