Sourcegraph Cody

Sourcegraph Cody is Sourcegraph’s AI coding capability embedded within its enterprise code understanding platform. It combines code search, symbol search, navigation, Deep Search, chat, and code-generation workflows with Sourcegraph’s indexed view of repositories so it can answer questions using broader codebase context than a single open file. The product is designed for engineering organizations working in large, multi-repository codebases. According to Sourcegraph, the platform includes integrations with major code hosts, MCP server support, GraphQL and REST APIs, CLI access, and compatibility with tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Amp. Cody itself is available in IDEs including VS Code and JetBrains, and Sourcegraph has described chat, autocomplete, inline edits, and experimental agentic features such as auto-edit and agentic chat. Sourcegraph’s recent updates indicate a product transition away from Cody as a standalone free/pro offering and toward enterprise use within Sourcegraph. A 2025 announcement says new signups for Cody Free and Cody Pro were stopped and that new Enterprise Starter workspaces would not include Cody, while existing Cody Enterprise customers were unaffected. That makes current access primarily an enterprise deployment story rather than open consumer signup.

• ✓Ask repository-aware questions about architecture, APIs, and service interactions
• ✓Generate code or refactors that fit existing patterns in a large codebase
• ✓Explain selected code, symbols, and call paths inside an IDE
• ✓Search private repositories by intent, symbols, or usage patterns
• ✓Create or update documentation from existing code and patterns

Use Cody in the IDE when you want repository-aware answers rather than file-local completions. Ask questions with explicit repo, symbol, or service names so the code search layer can retrieve relevant context. For explanation tasks, highlight code and use explain/chat flows; for generation, describe the intended behavior and constraints clearly so the assistant can search for matching patterns in the codebase. In enterprise setups, expect results to depend on what repositories have been indexed and what permissions your account has.

Cody is no longer accepting new Free or Pro signups, and new Enterprise Starter workspaces do not include Cody. Pricing for Cody itself is not separately published on the cited pricing page, so only the broader Sourcegraph enterprise starting price is confirmed. Output quality depends on repository indexing and available permissions, and the product is oriented toward engineering teams rather than casual individual use.