Agentic Index
Augment Code vs Tabnine (2026)
Both serve organizations with real constraints and the constraints are different, at 10.5 and 7.5 of 14.
Tabnine's whole argument is deployment: on premise and air gapped with private repository models, from 39 dollars per user. Augment's Cosmos coordinates specialized agent teams across the lifecycle with shared memory and MCP and webhook integrations, at a hundred dollars a month flat. If your code cannot leave your network, Augment is out regardless of coverage, and that is the first question to settle.
Choose Augment Code if
- Documented coverage is materially broader and your code can go to a vendor cloud.
- Multi agent lifecycle coordination is the capability you are buying.
- Shared memory across agent teams is what makes coordination real.
Choose Tabnine if
- Air gapped or on premise deployment is a hard requirement you cannot negotiate.
- Models trained on your private repositories rather than public code is the value.
- Defence, regulated finance or similar is your context.
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