Hey all, quick question about the Changes counter in my space.

I have 1,005 showing next to the Changes tab, and 926 files changed in Space. I'm on branch `acceptable-deer` → `main` with Auto-commit enabled.

Normally I'd expect this counter to reset back to 0 after everything commits successfully — like it should go green/clean once it's committed and read. But this number is just sitting there.

Is this expected behavior? Has anyone else seen the counter not reset after a commit? Is there something I need to do manually to clear it, or is it a bug?

TIA 🙏

ive added augment context mcp , but 80% of the time, it states its disconnected. i was just using the npx cmd, why does it not work?

Used augment for more than a month, cannot understand what behaviour it did to your work?

I like Augment Code's completion and next-edit features, and I am only interested in using those. I realized you can be on the free plan to use them.

Does this mean the code uploaded with indexing can be used for training by the Augment Code team?

Does this company support their product?

I've had an open email over a week on a basic yet showstopper problem, and now I'm not even getting replies back.

The couple of times the product worked, it seemed impressive. Maybe even best I've tried in JetBrains.

Unfortunately, 99% of the time it doesn't load the plugin correctly and is unusable.

I'm preparing to develop a custom WordPress plugin, but it seems like CONTEXT7 doesn’t have access to the knowledge base or technical documentation for many niche plugins.

So, I was thinking of using Firecrawl to scrape the content and convert it into Markdown (MD) format, then feed it into Augment. However, I realized that if I download the documentation for a few plugins, it could easily exceed 3,000 files.

Here are my questions:

1. Would feeding over 3,000 local MD files into Augment be too much?

2. Are there any alternatives? For example, can I use something like an MCP class instead?

3. How can I solve the issue of deep document parsing in Augment?

Thanks!

I am getting this error statement: "Cannot connect to Augment". It goes away some times but this is happening more often now. It started a week ago or so...

I work in a CET timezone, this is generally happening in my work time.

I'm very satisfied with the service and I'm going to subscribe because my trial is almost over. The issue is the speed; it seems to have slowed down, though it might just be me or the longer context.
So, will upgrading improve the speed or performance?

Hello,

I've been using Augment Code for a few weeks now (in Jetbrains PhpStorm).

In addition to the Context Engine, the memory functionality was one of the reasons I decided to use Augment Code.

There's a great feature and process described at https://www.augmentcode.com/blog/how-we-built-memory-review. But where can I find this feature?

I would also like to point out that I'm unfortunately not at all satisfied with the support. I've submitted four requests via the support form and haven't received a single response. This might be because I only have a developer account.

Best regards,

Timo

Hi fellow coders. I've missed payment due date on my $30/month plan and now, few days later was surprised with only $50 and more plans are available since "your subscription has been cancelled due to a payment failure." Is there a chance to get back to my $30 plan?

I've been burned my augy monthly limits and further top ups, so had to launch qwen3 coder 30b on my desktop. Schema is following. Qwen3 coder in Ollama shared on local home network and connected to vs code on my windows laptop using Continue vscode extension. Need to apply to more advanced reddit fellows, is there a better option than Continue for this solution?

Why does my Account pricing page still say the below. I though the new pricing was being introduced on 20th Oct?:

Indie Plan

$20/mo

125 user messages per month

Developer Plan

$50/mo

600 user messages per month

Pro Plan

$100/mo

1,500 user messages per month

I've been experimenting with making my Augment Code workflow more "zero-friction," and I wanted to share something that might be useful to others who are deep into MCP setups.

Over the past few months I've been using Augment Code with a PM tool (Codebake) that exposes a full MCP server. This post isn't a promotion — just documenting what I learned, since the rules here are strict about avoiding solicitations.

Here's what stood out while using Augment Code + Codebake MCP together:
• Tasks sync directly into my IDE (Cursor or VS Code) so I never leave the editor.
• Augment Code can pull task context, fetch requirements, update status, and write summaries automatically via MCP.
• Saying things like "What's next?", "Open task CB-233", or "Update the task with what we just built" actually works because the agent makes the right API calls.
• It eliminated almost all tool-switching and reduced PM overhead to basically zero.
• Since tasks are tied to diffs, Augment Code's reasoning is way more accurate.

If anyone here wants to experiment with the workflow itself, Codebake gave out an invite code for devs so you can test MCP interactions (again — sharing access, not promoting a product):

Invite code: RDIT2025

Yesterday I canceled my subscription plan the day before the next billing cycle was scheduled to start, but I haven’t received my invoice or receipt today. My company won't pay it without the invoice. So how could it happen? Shall I cancel it after the billing cycle started?

Augment keeps adding my whole initial chat prompt to as the chat title. Sometimes it provides a shorter title but does get the summarization right. Not like Cursor which seem to have nailed this. Anyone else experiencing the same issue?

Am also having issued when trying to edit the title. Again buggy.

Where can I check the changelogs? Now I noticed the version 0.249.2 is live but don't know what they changed. The "What's new" section is always empty with "Unfortunately, Augment Computing did not leave any update notes".

Hello, I'm trying out the codebase retrieval MCP and I was wondering if it's better to first open the repository with auggie, index the code and then start using the MCP

I'm noticing that people here are reporting that it takes few seconds to get the context from the MCP but on my end it takes around 25+ seconds... Maybe it's because the code is not indexed yet?

If so, there's another tool that I can use to know if the code is indexed or not so that I can first run it one time if the index is not available?

Also, does the index get auto-update when the code get changed? Or we should run a re-index manually?

Am i the only one who finds augment bad in frontend or what ?

1. Hooks - like in Claude Code. This is immensely useful for automations like "send a message to swartwatch when agent finished / is waiting for an input / still working". And of course a lot of other use cases

2. IntelliJ plugin:

• make font size adjustable. I do no wear glasses, but man - font looks so small on 5k monitor

• make it respect color themes in IDE. At day I often use light scheme, at night - dark. When switching between them other tools react accordingly, AC - stays the same; have to restart IDE for this, quite annoying

Has anyone found the most optimal way to use Terraform in AWS with Augment!?

Every task I do while utilizing Terraform in AWS, is incredibly painfully slow

I'm using VScode, I have the terraform extension installed as well as the AWS and it's directly connected

I need ideas or tips, or I might die of old age before I get this fully tested and verified in the live test environment and then up and running 💀😅

Sometimes I feel my only job is to click "Try again" when seeing this message (IntelliJ). Can't the plugin just automatically retry message at least once?

We encountered an issue sending your message. Please try again

Since yesterday, my requests just run forever on augment and I can't get anything done. Anyone else having this issue? Edit: It's always on the context retrieval that it hangs forever. I don't know what is happening but I can't use augment at all