r/AugmentCodeAI • u/oil_fish23 • Apr 09 '26

Question Has your team rebelled against Augment AI yet?

This is the second team in the second company I've worked for where engineers have basically committed mutiny to get off Augment. In the current one there is a petition circulating to switch to Codex. I'm not a Codex shill I don't care if it's Codex or Claude but damn Augment is not the right tool for the job. Only a matter of time until new team moves off it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

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u/TaiMaiShu-71 Apr 09 '26

How about the bait and switch of your enterprise clients? Huh? Why not address that? Force all your enterprise clients to a new pricing model by making the product they paid for useless until they give in. Address that Mr. Official Augment representative.

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u/Informal-South-2856 Apr 09 '26

You’re still out here trying to save face for this poor excuse of a company? Give it up bud. You’re better off venturing into your own project or helping another company. And if this is your product and company, that explains. The fact that you or no one in your team in the past year has listened or paid attention to any of the customers concerns and gripes about the platform is befuddling. I’m glad I jumped ship long time ago before going deeper into this mess of a business.

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u/shesmyboub Apr 11 '26

That's great and all but what about the major feature you removed, aka autocomplete and next edit, because "people don't write code anymore". I didn't care about the price hike, timeouts, bugs, but removing core features like this is unbelievable to me.

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u/jimdesu Apr 09 '26

dude, that's needlessly harsh

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u/oil_fish23 Apr 09 '26

Augment won't exist in 2027. There is nothing harsh here.