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Sourcegraph Cody

AI coding assistant from Sourcegraph that leverages code search and repository context across large codebases.

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Overview

Last verified
2026-08-10 00:00:00
Pricing checked
2026-08-10 00:00:00

What it does

Cody is Sourcegraph’s coding assistant designed to answer questions and generate code using deep codebase context, complementing Sourcegraph’s code intelligence products.

Best uses

Explaining legacy systems, finding examples across monorepos, generating changes grounded in internal patterns, and onboarding onto large codebases.

Key capabilities

IDE chat/completions; repository context via Sourcegraph indexing; enterprise deployment options alongside Sourcegraph search.

Considerations

Best results usually require Sourcegraph indexing setup. Evaluate packaging (Cody vs broader Sourcegraph) for your org size.

Best uses

Strong fit for enterprises with large repositories that already value Sourcegraph-style code intelligence.

Key features

  • Chat — Conversational prompting and multi-turn dialogue with an AI assistant.
  • Code Completion — Suggests or completes source code while editing in a development environment.
  • Code Generation — Generates larger code snippets, functions, or projects from natural-language prompts.
  • Enterprise Controls — Admin, SSO, audit, retention, or compliance controls aimed at organizations.
  • Repository Context — Uses repository or codebase context when answering or generating code.

Platforms

JetBrains VS Code Web

Pricing

Plan Price Billing Notes
Free / Pro / Enterprise — month Plan names vary; confirm on Sourcegraph Cody pages

Pricing last checked: 2026-08-10.

Pricing summaries are editorial notes from cited sources and can change. Confirm on the vendor’s site before purchasing.

Free plan, API & open source

Free plan
Not confirmed
API
Not confirmed
Open source
Not confirmed

Strengths

Repository-scale context and synergy with code search workflows.

Limitations

Heavier setup than lightweight autocomplete plugins; smaller teams may not need the full stack.

Suited for

Platform engineering groups and companies with sprawling multi-repo systems.

Company

Sourcegraph

Sourcegraph creates code search and AI coding assistant products, including Cody, that use repository context across large codebases. Teams use Sourcegraph to navigate monorepos and get grounded coding help.

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Editorial verification timestamp: 2026-08-10 00:00:00.

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