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Augment Code sells Cosmos, a platform for building an always-on software delivery system. Founders and engineering leaders use it to move work from spec to verification, with AI agents handling the repetitive middle of the software development lifecycle and engineers approving the points that matter.

Cosmos ships with prebuilt agents, called Experts, for stages such as triage, authoring, code review, verification, vulnerability remediation and incident response. Each Expert has its own environment, capabilities and memory, and teams can use the shipped ones, fork them or build their own. Work can start from GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Linear, Jira, schedules or webhooks.

Quality gates are built in. Work pauses for review, resumes on reply, and consequential actions need approval from a person. Memory is shared across runs, agents and teams, so a correction made by one engineer applies to later runs by everyone.

Cosmos can run agents in managed cloud sandboxes, on an engineer's own machines, or in a mix of both. The platform is aimed at engineering organizations rather than individual developers.

The pricing page lists two flat-rate plans. Standard costs $20 a month and Business costs $100 a month, each with usage included, up to 50 seats and no per-seat charge. Usage beyond the included amount can be topped up. Enterprise pricing is custom and is arranged through sales. All paid plans state that customer data is not used for AI training, and the company says it undergoes annual SOC 2 audits.