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We're excited to announce that Sourcegraph is a launch partner in the SpaceX Super Intelligence ( @SpaceXSI ) Partner Network!
As a Marketplace Partner, we're bringing Sourcegraph's code intelligence to the SpaceXSI ecosystem, giving coding agents deep context across your entire codebase.
Read more about the SpaceXSI Partner Network announcement: lnkd.in/e4a6_zHh
We had a blast @aiDotEngineer NYC! Thanks to those who stopped by the booth, if we didn't get to meet, hopefully next time.
Agentic Batch Changes now routes your hardest, most complex tasks to Gemini 4 Argon by @googlecloud.
This gives engineering teams frontier-level reasoning for codebase-wide changes across thousands of repos.
Learn more → sourcegraph.com/agentic-batc…
From the changelog:
When you click Execute in Agentic Batch Changes, your selections queue instantly, even while the agent is busy.
Read more about our latest UX upgrade 👇
sourcegraph.com/changelog/ag…
Code intelligence is now available on the Compare page.
Jump to definitions, find references, and view documentation directly from diffs, all powered by compiler-accurate, precise code intelligence.
Less context switching. More understanding.
sourcegraph.com/changelog/20…
Claude Code knows your local repo. But what about the code you haven't checked out?
We asked it to find deprecated packages across Kubernetes using Sourcegraph Deep Search.
All without leaving Claude Code.
Watch how it works 👇
🤖 Made with AI
We're thrilled to welcome @MistralAI as our newest customer!
They're now using Code Search, Deep Search, and our MCP server to find, understand, and update code across all their repositories.
Looking forward to working with the Mistral team.
Agentic Batch Changes is available today.
Describe a change once. It runs across 10 or 10,000 repositories, adapts where they differ, and reacts when CI fails.
Agentic Batch Changes uses outcome-based pricing. You pay per changeset merged into your codebase.
If a pull request doesn't merge, you don't pay for it.
Read more here: sourcegraph.com/blog/introdu…