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San Francisco

Sourcegraph

Sourcegraph is a code intelligence platform for searching, understanding and changing large codebases, with Deep Search, Code Search and batch change tools.

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Sourcegraph describes itself as a code intelligence platform that lets developers rapidly search, write and understand code by bringing insight from their entire codebase into their editor. Its product line includes Deep Search, an agentic natural-language search over code, Code Search for complex multi-repository codebases, Agentic Batch Changes for making code changes at scale, and Insights for code metrics and analytics. It also exposes code graph knowledge to AI agents through MCP, and offers APIs and CLI tools. Sourcegraph is used by engineering organizations that maintain large or many-repository codebases.

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ai company
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San Francisco
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Last updated
6 October 2026
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6 October 2026

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Data quality: Editorially Reviewed
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sourcegraph.com
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Last reviewed
6 October 2026
Last updated
6 October 2026

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