How MoneyGram uses Augment Code
about two hours
“With Augment, it takes about two hours to perform a migration”
As published on augmentcode.com. Captured by usedby on Oct 6, 2026.
What happened
MoneyGram's engineers use Augment Code in their IDEs to automate Spring Boot migrations, explain source code, generate unit tests and documentation, and connect to Jira and Confluence without leaving the editor.
Summary written by usedby from the source page, in English. The figures are those of Augment Code and MoneyGram, not ours.
- under 5 weeks“Accelerated development: Single engineers now deliver full-stack applications in under 5 weeks.”
MoneyGram used Augment to automate Spring Boot migrations, reducing project timelines from weeks to hours.
Our goal is to create a development environment where updates, migrations and testing happen seamlessly. Augment helps us achieve that by automating the heavy lifting, freeing our teams to focus on design and innovation for our customers.
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