Founder of a listed tool

Igor Ostrovsky

Augment co-founder and CTO; joining Harness with acquired products, named behind the Auggie CLI listing on Anchor Terminal.

Augment co-founder and CTO; joining Harness with acquired products

Igor Ostrovsky co-founded Augment Code, maker of the Auggie CLI and AI coding tools, and was its CTO. He was earlier chief architect at Pure Storage and a software engineer at Microsoft. In October 2026 Augment sold Auggie, Cosmos and its Context Engine to Harness, and the team behind them moved to Harness.

What Igor builds

  • Auggie CLI D · Agent harnesses

    Augment Code's terminal coding agent, owned by Harness since 8 October 2026. It runs interactively, in print mode for scripts and CI, as an ACP agent for editors and as an MCP server for code retrieval.

    Augment co-founder and CTO; joining Harness with acquired products, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

  • Guy Gur-Ari Augment co-founder; hands-on Auggie developer

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Questions

Who is Igor Ostrovsky?

Igor Ostrovsky co-founded Augment Code, maker of the Auggie CLI and AI coding tools, and was its CTO. He was earlier chief architect at Pure Storage and a software engineer at Microsoft. In October 2026 Augment sold Auggie, Cosmos and its Context Engine to Harness, and the team behind them moved to Harness.

What does Harness (formerly Augment Code) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Auggie CLI from Harness (formerly Augment Code). Augment Code's terminal coding agent, owned by Harness since 8 October 2026. It runs interactively, in print mode for scripts and CI, as an ACP agent for editors and as an MCP server for code retrieval.

Who has invested in Harness (formerly Augment Code)?

The sources our research read name Sutter Hill Ventures, Index Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Lightspeed Venture Partners and Meritech Capital.

How are Igor's tools graded?

Auggie CLI is graded D, 51 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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