Cody is an AI coding assistant that leverages Sourcegraph's search and code intelligence capabilities to provide context-aware chat, autocomplete, and code editing.
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It is designed to navigate and understand large, multi-repository codebases by integrating both local and remote project data.
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Context-aware AI chat with codebase-wide visibility
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Autocomplete for code, documentation, and configuration files
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Customizable and shareable prompt library
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Cross-repository code navigation and search
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Multi-LLM support including Claude, GPT, and Gemini
Paid
Sold exclusively as part of the Sourcegraph Enterprise platform with a $16,000 annual contract minimum.
Best for
Enterprise teams working with large, complex, or multi-repository codebases who require deep context retrieval and administrative security controls.
Not ideal for
Individual developers, small teams, or projects requiring agentic, multi-step autonomous tasks like terminal execution or full-system refactoring.
A high-performance, enterprise-grade context specialist that is highly effective for massive, complex codebases but is prohibitively expensive and functionally narrow for individual developers or small-scale projects.
Individual (Free and Pro) plans were discontinued on July 23, 2025; Sourcegraph now positions Cody as an enterprise-only tool while directing individual developer needs to their separate Amp agent product.
As of
Is Cody free?+
Cody is Paid. Sold exclusively as part of the Sourcegraph Enterprise platform with a $16,000 annual contract minimum. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Cody open source?+
Cody is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Paid.
How much does Cody cost?+
Sold exclusively as part of the Sourcegraph Enterprise platform with a $16,000 annual contract minimum. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Cody best for?+
Enterprise teams working with large, complex, or multi-repository codebases who require deep context retrieval and administrative security controls.
Who is Cody not ideal for?+
Individual developers, small teams, or projects requiring agentic, multi-step autonomous tasks like terminal execution or full-system refactoring.
What are the best Cody alternatives?+
The closest Cody alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are GitHub Copilot, Junie by JetBrains, Gemini Code Assist - all listed under IDE Extensions & Plugins.
Who makes Cody?+
Cody is developed by Sourcegraph. It is listed in the IDE Extensions & Plugins category on ai.dosa.dev.
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