Sourcegraph is a code intelligence platform that lets developers and AI agents search, navigate, understand, and modify code across very large, multi-repo codebases. The platform pairs classic code search and code intelligence (jump-to-definition, references, batch changes) with AI products — Cody (in-IDE AI coding assistant), Amp (frontier coding agent with its own CLI and plugin system), and Deep Search (a natural-language code research agent). Sourcegraph instances expose a versioned external REST API introduced in v7.0, a streaming search API, an analytics API, webhooks, an MCP server, and the historical GraphQL API kept available for migration. The src CLI is the long-standing command-line client.
Sourcegraph is listed with 10 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Code Intelligence, Code Search, Cody, AMP, and AI Coding Agents.
Sourcegraph’s developer surface includes developer portal, documentation, API reference, engineering blog, CLI, pricing, support, and 17 more developer resources.
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Versioned external REST API introduced in Sourcegraph 7.0 and intended as the stable integration surface going forward. Each Sourcegraph instance exposes its own /api-reference ...
The historical GraphQL API used by most Sourcegraph integrations to date. It is still available but Sourcegraph now recommends migrating to the versioned REST API for compatibil...
Server-sent-event API that streams search results as they are produced, used by the Sourcegraph UI and by integrations that want incremental result delivery instead of batched r...
Cody is Sourcegraph's AI coding assistant. It runs inside VS Code and JetBrains IDEs, uses Sourcegraph code intelligence for codebase-aware context, and can write, explain, and ...
Amp is Sourcegraph's frontier coding agent, designed for pay-as-you-go use against leading AI models. It ships a CLI for macOS, Linux, WSL, and Windows, supports plugins (slash ...
Deep Search is a natural-language code research agent that answers complex questions about a codebase by combining Sourcegraph search, code intelligence, and AI.
src is Sourcegraph's command-line client for code search, code intelligence, batch changes, and administrative operations against a Sourcegraph instance.
The historical GraphQL API used by most Sourcegraph integrations to date. It is still available but Sourcegraph now recommends migrating to the versioned REST API for compatibil...
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