Cody, from Sourcegraph, is the company's more established AI coding assistant, chat and code completion grounded in Sourcegraph's code search and intelligence platform, distinct from Amp, Sourcegraph's newer, more autonomous agentic product also covered elsewhere in this directory. Where Amp takes on larger tasks with less supervision, Cody functions closer to an in-editor assistant a developer actively drives.
That code-search foundation, built since Sourcegraph's 2013 founding for large enterprise codebases, still grounds Cody's answers: chat responses and completions draw on an understanding of how code connects across a whole repository or organization's codebase, beyond only the currently open file. IDE extensions cover the major editors developers already use.
There's no free tier; Cody is priced as part of Sourcegraph's broader enterprise platform. For a team that wants an interactive, chat-driven coding assistant grounded in genuine large-codebase search rather than a more autonomous agent working with less oversight, Cody fills that more traditional assistant role within Sourcegraph's product lineup.
