Head-to-Head Comparison

Augment Code vs Windsurf

Which Code Assistant is right for you? See our complete breakdown.

Augment Code

5/10 Visit Augment Code
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Windsurf

7/10 Our Pick Visit Windsurf
FeatureAugment CodeWindsurf
MegaOne Score5/107/10
CategoryCode AssistantCode Assistant
Pricing ModelPaid OnlyFreemium
Starting Price$100.00/mo$20.00/mo
Free TierNoYes
API AvailableNoNo
Open SourceNoNo
iOS AppNoNo
Android AppNoNo
Chrome ExtensionNoNo
CompanyAugment CodeCognition AI
Total Funding$252M$243M

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Augment Code Windsurf

About Augment Code

Augment Code is an AI coding assistant that deeply understands large codebases to provide context-aware suggestions, chat, and autonomous agents for software development.

Augment Code is an agentic software development solution built around a proprietary Context Engine capable of indexing up to 500,000 files across complex codebases, providing deep contextual understanding. It orchestrates AI agents across the full software development lifecycle, offering features like code generation, editing, and review within various IDEs and the CLI to enhance software quality and team productivity.

About Windsurf

Windsurf is an AI-native code editor that leverages an agentic AI called Cascade to automate and accelerate software development tasks across entire codebases.

Windsurf, now rebranded as Devin Desktop, is an AI-powered integrated development environment (IDE) built on a VS Code foundation, designed for AI-assisted development. Its core feature, Cascade, acts as an agentic AI system capable of understanding entire codebases, executing multi-step tasks, debugging, refactoring, and generating code across multiple files. It aims to streamline the development process by treating AI as a first-class collaborator, enabling developers to automate repetitive tasks and focus on innovation.

Windsurf takes the edge

With a MegaOne score of 7/10 versus 5/10, Windsurf edges ahead of Augment Code in our analysis. However, Augment Code may still be the better choice depending on your specific use case and budget.