Harness turns Cosmos into a software factory agent connecting ideas to production
Harness acquired Augment Code assets including Cosmos, the Auggie CLI, and the Code Context Engine to offer an engineering agent that starts from events and continues through review and test feedback.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Starts engineering work from tickets, pull requests, schedules, and webhooks
- Continues through review feedback, failed checks, and merge conflicts
- Connects code context with testing, security, deployment, and production evidence
- Teams define approval, policy, and budget boundaries
What is changing?
Harness acquired selected Augment Code assets, including Cosmos, the Auggie CLI, and the Code Context Engine. Cosmos is now available as the Harness Cosmos Software Factory Agent. It can begin work from a ticket, bug report, pull request, schedule, or webhook; plan the change, write code and tests, open a pull request, and continue through review comments, failed checks, and merge conflicts.
The system combines customizable experts such as PR Author, Deep Reviewer, Risk Analyzer, and Verifier with execution environments, model routing, tool integrations, organizational memory, and budget controls. Harness plans to connect the Code Context Engine with its Software Delivery Knowledge Graph so evidence from testing, security, and deployment can flow back into the repair loop. Teams define human-approval and policy boundaries, with higher-risk changes requiring additional validation.
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Source date: 8 October 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 8 Oct 2026, 23:09 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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