AgentsAuggie CLI
Use Auggie CLI in Kettu
Augment Code’s software agent, backed by its context engine. Kettu installs Auggie CLI the first time you use it; sign in once and it runs there: several sessions side by side, approval requests you spot at a glance.
- 1Sessions side by sideThe sidebar shows which one is running and which one is waiting for you
- 2Approval requestsThe command and the files to change, exactly as they are; answer with one key
Three steps
Install, sign in, start a session
- 01
Install
The first time you use it, Kettu installs
@augmentcode/auggieinto its own data directory with your npm and runs it with your Node.js. - 02
Sign in
Sign in the way it offers: its own sign-in flow, or its sign-in command run in Kettu’s built-in terminal. It keeps the sign-in itself.
- 03
Start a session
Pick a project and Auggie CLI, and write what to do; several sessions can run side by side, each in its own worktree.
Where it lives, what it costs
All written down
- Integration
- Through ACP
- Install
- The npm package
@augmentcode/auggie, installed into Kettu’s data directory with your npm - Runs
- The copy Kettu installed, with your Node.js
- Requires
- Node.js
- Version
- Checked on npm every 24 hours; Kettu tells you when a new one is out and updates it in one click
- Sign-in
- The way it declares: its own sign-in flow, or a terminal
- Cost
- Paid under its plan, or for what the model provider you set up for it charges; Kettu takes and handles no money
- Note
- Its own auto-update is off inside Kettu, so only Kettu changes its version.
Download Kettu and start using Auggie CLI
Open source and free for individuals; no account needed.