Auggie Integration

Auggie is a free AI coding assistant from Augment Code.

Overview

Status

✅ Fully Supported - Hooks, patterns, and MCP sync all work.

Current support:

• ✅ Hook sync (SessionStart, Stop events)
• ✅ MCP server sync
• ✅ Pattern sync
• ✅ Skill sync

Installation

npm install -g @augment-code/auggie

Verify:

auggie --version

Quick Setup

# Install mur hooks for Auggie
mur init --hooks

This configures ~/.augment/settings.json with:

• SessionStart hook — Injects context-aware patterns at session start
• Stop hook — Extracts patterns and syncs when agent finishes

Configuration in Murmur

# ~/.mur/config.yaml
tools:
  auggie:
    enabled: true
    binary: auggie
    tier: free
    capabilities: [coding]
    flags: []

Sync Features

Hooks ✅

mur init --hooks

Auggie supports hooks via ~/.augment/settings.json. Supported events:

Mur uses SessionStart for pattern injection and Stop for pattern extraction.

MCP Servers ✅

mur sync mcp

Auggie supports MCP servers via ~/.augment/settings.json.

Patterns ✅

Patterns sync to Auggie's instruction context.

Skills ✅

Skills sync to Auggie's configuration.

Hooks Configuration

After running mur init --hooks, your ~/.augment/settings.json will include:

        ]
      }
    ],
    "Stop": [
      
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

Verify Hooks

To verify hooks are working:

# Add debug logging
echo 'echo "[mur] hook @ $(date)" >> /tmp/mur-hook.log' >> ~/.mur/hooks/on-prompt.sh

# Run auggie
auggie "test"

# Check log
cat /tmp/mur-hook.log

When to Use Auggie

Auggie is good for:

• Free coding assistance (uses GPT-5.2)
• Quick code generation
• Project-aware assistance (auto-indexes your codebase)

With murmur routing:

routing:
  prefer_free: [gemini, auggie]  # Try Gemini first, then Auggie

Direct Usage

auggie "write a hello world in Rust"

Through murmur:

mur search "hello world Rust"

See Also

• Augment Code
• Auggie CLI Docs
• Auggie Hooks Docs
• Smart Routing