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Amp (formerly Cody)

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Agentic coding by Sourcegraph with CLI and VS Code extension

Updated Dec 7, 2025
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Last reviewed: Dec 7, 2025Details verified against vendor changelogs and hands-on usage.
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About

Amp (formerly Cody) is Sourcegraph’s agentic coding tool. It runs as a VS Code extension or CLI, uses frontier models, and focuses on autonomous reasoning, multi-step edits, and shareable threads. Built for teams, it offers enterprise security/compliance options and uses Sourcegraph context to reason across codebases. Public pricing is not listed; teams start with free credits and then talk to sales.

Key Features

  • ✓Agentic coding with multi-step edits
  • ✓Uses frontier models with auto tool use
  • ✓Sourcegraph code graph context for repos
  • ✓Shareable threads/workflows for teams
  • ✓VS Code extension and CLI

Use Cases

  • →Agentic coding and refactors with CLI or VS Code
  • →Team workflows with shared threads and context
  • →Large codebase understanding via Sourcegraph graph

Technical Details

Languages

All major languages

Integrations

VS CodeJetBrains IDEsSourcegraphGitHubGitLab

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Amp (formerly Cody)?

Amp (formerly Cody) is Sourcegraph’s agentic coding tool. It runs as a VS Code extension or CLI, uses frontier models, and focuses on autonomous reasoning, multi-step edits, and shareable threads. Built for teams, it offers enterprise security/compliance options and uses Sourcegraph context to reason across codebases. Public pricing is not listed; teams start with free credits and then talk to sales.

How much does Amp (formerly Cody) cost?

Amp (formerly Cody) offers contact-sales pricing. Plans include: Trial: Free credits, Enterprise: Contact sales. A free tier is available.

What programming languages does Amp (formerly Cody) support?

Amp (formerly Cody) supports 1+ programming languages including All major languages.

What platforms does Amp (formerly Cody) support?

Amp (formerly Cody) is available on macOS, Linux, Windows.

What can Amp (formerly Cody) do?

Amp (formerly Cody) provides code completion, code generation, debugging, AI chat. Key features include: Agentic coding with multi-step edits, Uses frontier models with auto tool use, Sourcegraph code graph context for repos.

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Pricing

Trial

Free credits
  • •VS Code extension or CLI
  • •Frontier model access
  • •Agentic coding workflows

Enterprise

Contact sales
  • •Team features and security options
  • •Sourcegraph context and admin controls
  • •Support and compliance

Company

Name
Sourcegraph
Founded
2013
Location
San Francisco, CA

Links

GitHub →Twitter →Discord →

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