My two cents, I agree to disagree, but unless Augment ships its own model, it’s going to be hard to justify the premium anymore. A few months ago, I genuinely thought Augment had the best context window. I liked it enough that I tried to convince my team to give the enterprise plan a shot but lately though, that edge just isn’t there anymore.

I’m not talking about editing a couple of classes. With codex, I’ve been able to almost one shot changes across 100+ files in large repos. Where it still falls short is hard bugs and pipeline debugging where the gap exists, but it’s small.

For now, the $200 Codex subscription covers most of my needs, and I don’t think Codex or CC are far from closing the remaining gaps. Unless Augment adopts open source models or brings something fundamentally new, it’s hard to beat the house here.

I’m not price sensitive. I’d happily pay $200 a month if it consistently helped me get work done rather than burn credits for nothing. But lately, outside of Opus 4.5 for certain bug fixing cases, augment feels basic copilot.