
Sourcegraph is the AI-powered code intelligence platform that gives coding agents complete codebase context.
Sourcegraph is an enterprise platform that indexes every repository in your organization and supplies coding agents with full, accurate context across the entire codebase. Instead of letting agents work with only a few open files, Sourcegraph delivers precise code search, deep semantic understanding, and structured context so AI agents produce more reliable results with fewer mistakes. Engineering teams use Sourcegraph to power internal AI agents, run large-scale code changes, ask complex questions about the codebase, and maintain control as the volume of AI-generated code grows. With Sourcegraph, agents stop missing cross-cutting changes and start operating with the same level of understanding that senior engineers have.
Who It’s For
Sourcegraph is built for engineering organizations that manage large or multi-repository codebases and are adopting AI coding agents at scale. Sourcegraph is especially valuable for teams that need agents to understand the full system rather than isolated files, and for companies that must keep oversight, security, and consistency as AI-generated code increases. Platform teams, staff engineers, and engineering leaders responsible for code health and agent effectiveness benefit most from Sourcegraph.
What You Get
How It Works
Sourcegraph continuously indexes your repositories and builds a rich code graph. When a coding agent needs context, it queries Sourcegraph through search or the MCP Server and receives precise, relevant code and relationships instead of incomplete fragments. Deep Search lets humans and agents ask natural-language questions and receive answers backed by actual code citations. For large changes, Sourcegraph’s agentic batch capabilities plan and execute modifications across many repositories while keeping humans in control of review and merge.
Complete Codebase Context for Agents
Sourcegraph gives coding agents access to the entire codebase rather than limited open-file context. Through its MCP Server and search capabilities, Sourcegraph supplies agents with the files, symbols, and relationships they need to make correct cross-cutting changes and avoid the blind spots that cause incomplete or inconsistent work.
Deep Search
Sourcegraph Deep Search allows engineers and agents to ask complex questions in natural language and receive grounded answers with direct citations from the codebase. Sourcegraph makes this capability useful not only for developers but also for support, security, and other teams that need accurate information about how the system works.
Agentic Batch Changes
Sourcegraph enables large-scale code modifications through agentic batch changes. Teams can run migrations, modernizations, or security remediations across hundreds of repositories while Sourcegraph helps ensure the changes are complete and reviewable. Pricing for this capability can be tied to successfully merged changesets.
Code Oversight & Insights
Sourcegraph provides Code Insights and monitoring so teams can track patterns, migrations, risk, and adoption over time. Sourcegraph alerts can notify teams or agents when important code patterns change, helping organizations stay in control as both human and AI-generated code evolves.
Making Internal AI Agents More Reliable
Companies that run their own fleet of coding agents connect them to Sourcegraph so every agent receives full codebase context. Sourcegraph dramatically reduces the number of incomplete changes and retries, improving both the quality and cost-efficiency of agent-driven work.
Large-Scale Migrations and Modernizations
When a team needs to update an API, migrate a framework, or apply a security fix across many repositories, Sourcegraph supports agentic batch changes that plan and execute the work systematically. Sourcegraph helps ensure that related files, tests, and dependent systems are not overlooked.
Answering Complex Codebase Questions
Engineers, security teams, and even non-engineering roles use Sourcegraph Deep Search to ask questions such as how a feature is deployed, where a particular pattern is used, or how authentication works across services. Sourcegraph returns answers grounded in actual code with citations.
Maintaining Oversight as AI Code Grows
As more code is generated by agents, Sourcegraph gives engineering leaders visibility into what is changing, where risk is accumulating, and whether migrations are progressing. Sourcegraph turns the growing volume of AI-assisted code from a source of uncertainty into something that can be measured and governed.
Sourcegraph is an AI-powered code intelligence platform that indexes an organization’s entire codebase and provides complete context to both humans and coding agents. Sourcegraph combines precise code search, deep semantic understanding, and agent-friendly interfaces so that AI tools can work with full knowledge of the system instead of limited file context. Sourcegraph helps engineering teams understand, oversee, and evolve large codebases while making their AI agents significantly more effective.
Sourcegraph continuously indexes repositories and builds a detailed code graph. When a developer or coding agent needs information, Sourcegraph answers through exact search, semantic search, or its MCP Server, returning the most relevant code and relationships. For natural-language questions, Sourcegraph Deep Search retrieves grounded answers with citations. For large changes, Sourcegraph supports agentic workflows that plan and apply modifications across many repositories while keeping human review in the loop.
Yes. Sourcegraph is designed to keep humans in control. Search results and Deep Search answers are presented for review, and batch or agentic changes produce reviewable diffs and pull requests. Teams decide what to merge. Sourcegraph does not silently rewrite production code; it supplies context and proposed changes that engineers evaluate and accept.
Yes. Sourcegraph is explicitly built to improve other coding agents. Through its MCP Server and search APIs, Sourcegraph supplies full codebase context to agents such as those used inside IDEs or custom internal agent fleets. Sourcegraph is model-agnostic and focuses on giving any agent better context rather than replacing the agent itself.
Sourcegraph is built for enterprise environments and offers SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliance. Sourcegraph supports single-tenant cloud and self-hosted deployments, enterprise authentication (SSO, SCIM, RBAC), and strong controls around data. Sourcegraph states that LLM inference data is not retained beyond what is required and is not shared with third parties. Organizations should review the official security documentation for the most current details.
Onboarding typically involves connecting Sourcegraph to your code hosts and repositories so it can begin indexing. Enterprise deployments may include configuration of authentication, permissions, and deployment model (cloud or self-hosted). Once indexing is complete, developers and agents can start using search, Deep Search, and context features. Sourcegraph provides dedicated support for enterprise customers during setup.
Sourcegraph supports all major programming languages and works with the main code hosts and repository systems used by enterprises. Sourcegraph integrates with coding agents and tools through its MCP Server, APIs, and CLI. Because Sourcegraph focuses on code intelligence rather than a single editor, it can serve context to a wide range of IDEs and agent frameworks.
Yes. Sourcegraph is primarily an enterprise platform and offers both single-tenant cloud and self-hosted deployment options. Sourcegraph provides enterprise authentication, role-based access control, compliance certifications, and dedicated support. Pricing is sales-led and typically structured as an annual contract that scales with the organization. Contact Sourcegraph for current enterprise packaging and options.
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