Add Augment Code (Auggie) support - Fixes #27 #28
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Implements issue #27 by adding comprehensive support for Auggie: - Add 'auggie' to supported commands list in get_installed_agents() - Configure auggie flags with --allow-indexing to skip indexing confirmation - Implement single-agent mode with --print flag for prompt automation - Implement multi-agent mode support with proper prompt handling - Update documentation in show_usage() and error messages Auggie now works in both single-agent and multi-agent modes: - Single: yolo auggie 'your prompt' -> auggie --allow-indexing --print 'your prompt' - Multi: yolo auggie,claude 'prompt' -> runs both agents in parallel worktrees Tested with dry-run mode and live execution. Completes AI-Aligned ecosystem support alongside ai-aligned-git and ai-aligned-gh. Signed-off-by: Lars Trieloff <[email protected]>
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them.
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<violation number="1" location="executable_yolo:328">
Adding the new "auggie" agent creates `auggie-*` worktree branches, but mop_cleanup’s branch filter still omits that name, so `yolo -m` cannot clean up those branches/worktrees.</violation>
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| get_installed_agents() { | ||
| local agents=() | ||
| local supported_commands=("codex" "claude" "copilot" "droid" "amp" "cursor-agent" "opencode" "qwen" "gemini" "kimi" "crush" "aider" "goose") | ||
| local supported_commands=("codex" "claude" "copilot" "droid" "amp" "cursor-agent" "opencode" "qwen" "gemini" "kimi" "crush" "aider" "goose" "auggie") |
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Adding the new "auggie" agent creates auggie-* worktree branches, but mop_cleanup’s branch filter still omits that name, so yolo -m cannot clean up those branches/worktrees.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At executable_yolo, line 328:
<comment>Adding the new "auggie" agent creates `auggie-*` worktree branches, but mop_cleanup’s branch filter still omits that name, so `yolo -m` cannot clean up those branches/worktrees.</comment>
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@@ -320,7 +325,7 @@ command_exists() {
get_installed_agents() {
local agents=()
- local supported_commands=("codex" "claude" "copilot" "droid" "amp" "cursor-agent" "opencode" "qwen" "gemini" "kimi" "crush" "aider" "goose")
+ local supported_commands=("codex" "claude" "copilot" "droid" "amp" "cursor-agent" "opencode" "qwen" "gemini" "kimi" "crush" "aider" "goose" "auggie")
for cmd in "${supported_commands[@]}"; do
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✅ Addressed in db47b86
Add 'auggie' to the branch filter regex in mop_cleanup() so that 'yolo -m' can properly clean up auggie-* worktree branches. Addresses review feedback from cubic-dev-ai on PR #28. Signed-off-by: Lars Trieloff <[email protected]>
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✅ Fixed the mop cleanup issue! Thanks @cubic-dev-ai for catching that! You're absolutely right - the branch filter regex in What I fixed:
Tested the fix:
The mop cleanup now works correctly for all supported agents including auggie! 🧹 |
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Pull request overview
This PR adds comprehensive support for Augment Code (Auggie) as a new AI coding agent to YOLO, completing the AI-Aligned ecosystem support across all three tools.
- Adds
auggieto the supported agents list with--allow-indexingflag for automated indexing - Implements single-agent mode using
--printflag for prompt automation - Enables multi-agent parallel execution with proper worktree isolation
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🚀 Feature: Add Auggie Support
This PR implements issue #27 by adding comprehensive support for Augment Code (Auggie) to YOLO.
Changes Made
1. Command Detection
2. Flag Configuration
3. Single-Agent Mode
4. Multi-Agent Mode
5. Documentation Updates
Testing
All functionality has been tested:
Usage Examples
Single-agent: yolo auggie 'implement a feature'
Multi-agent: yolo auggie,claude,codex 'build and test this feature'
With worktree: yolo -w auggie 'experimental changes'
All-agents: yolo -a 'implement comprehensive solution'
This completes the AI-Aligned ecosystem support across all three tools.
Closes #27
Summary by cubic
Adds Augment Code (Auggie) support to YOLO for single- and multi-agent runs with automated flag handling. Fixes #27.
Written for commit db47b86. Summary will update automatically on new commits.