Harness buys select Augment Code assets for autonomous coding
In short
Harness bought select assets of Augment Code, including Cosmos and Auggie CLI, according to the reporting. The goal is to push further into autonomous coding, testing, security, and software deployment.
This could make Harness’s software tools stronger. The price and other deal details are not stated in the available reporting.
What the reporting says
Harness bought select assets of Augment Code, including Cosmos and Auggie CLI, according to publisher summaries. The reported purpose is to strengthen Harness’s push into autonomous coding, testing, security, and software deployment. The immediate consequence is a broader product set for Harness, but the available reporting does not state the price, timing, or any deal terms.
Why it matters
Harness bought select assets of Augment Code, including Cosmos and Auggie CLI, according to publisher summaries. The acquisition is said to support Harness’s move into autonomous coding, testing, security, and software deployment. That may broaden its product stack and competitive position, but the available reporting does not state the purchase price, structure, or closing date.