Sourcegraph

Our new agentic coding tool, Amp, is now available to everyone! The waitlist is gone. Thanks to our early-access users for their valuable feedback. We can't wait to see what you all build with it!

Thrilled to share that Ryan Carson and Joel H. have joined our Marketing team, where they’ll play a vital role in amplifying Sourcegraph’s voice and vision! Their expertise will help us reach new audiences, strengthen our go-to-market motion, and showcase the impact of Amp in creative, engaging ways. We’re so excited to have them on board!🚀 “Build compounding loops around leading indicators—compress time‑to‑value, meet users where they do their best work, and let retention do the heavy lifting. I joined Sourcegraph now to lead Growth because Amp (ampcode.com) unlocks all three.” - Joel H. Want to join them? We’re hiring across Engineering, Marketing, Product, Sales & Technical Success: https://lnkd.in/gXFwDiEA

Sourcegraph Amp now has custom slash commands You can now define custom slash commands in the Amp CLI. They allow you to insert pre-defined or dynamically-generated text into the prompt input. To define a custom slash command, create a file at the root of your repository in a .agents/commands/ folder. The name of the file serves as the name of the slash command. For example, if you create .agents/commands/pr-revie(dot)md it will create the /pr-review slash command. When you use the command, the contents of the pr-review(dot)md file will be inserted into the prompt input. Alongside this, we're also shipping an experimental mode for executable slash commands: if a text file in .agents/commands is executable and has a #! on its first line (as in #!/usr/bin/env bash, for example), it will also get turned into a slash command. And when that command is then invoked, the corresponding file is executed and its output will be inserted.

Sourcegraph Amp now supports 1,000,000 token context Amp can now use 1 million tokens of context with Claude Sonnet 4, up from 432,000 tokens two weeks ago. You should not use the full context window for most tasks in Amp. Instead, use small threads that are scoped to a single task. This yields better quality and faster results, and it's also more cost effective. A notice will appear when you hit 20% of the context window to remind you of this. Longer threads are more expensive, both because each iteration of the agentic loop sends more and more tokens, and because requests with more than 200k tokens are roughly twice as expensive per token in Anthropic's API pricing.

Amp Tab now uses language server diagnostics to suggest follow-up edits that resolve errors introduced by previous edits. This means you can get completions across the entire file, not just in nearby code. It's particularly useful when making changes that immediately introduce fixable errors, such as changing the signature of a function or renaming a variable.

Big welcome to our newest Technical Success pros: Karina O'Friel, Atashi Jain, Cesar Correchel, and Bailey Robbins! This skilled team is essential to our customers’ success at Sourcegraph—helping them start strong, solve faster, and get the most out of Amp! We’re excited to have them on the team! 💪 "I've felt instantly welcomed and supported. It's made onboarding smooth and genuinely fun! I'm excited to keep learning and to dive deeper into how Sourcegraph is pushing the boundaries of how we understand and work with code." - Bailey Robbins "Every single day at Sourcegraph has been exciting; every day here is a chance to learn, collaborate, and help shape the future of software development." - Cesar Correchel Want to join them? We’re hiring across Engineering, Marketing, Product, Sales & Technical Success: https://lnkd.in/gXFwDiEA

Please join us in welcoming Philip Wieczorek, Sam Artmann, and welcoming back Lily Schurra 🍭 to Sourcegraph! Philip and Sam have already hit the ground running on our Sales team—building strong customer relationships and driving impact. Lily rejoined our Legal team and is quickly making her mark by strengthening our legal infrastructure and guiding strategic growth. We’re thrilled to have all three on board! 🚀 “Joining Sourcegraph right now means you’re forging the future of software development. With Amp, we’re not just building the best next-generation agentic AI coding agent—we’re revolutionizing how teams collaborate, accelerate, and deliver world-class code without boundaries. If you’re ready to set the standard for how the world’s top developers work, this is your moment. Don’t just watch the future unfold—lead it with us.” - Philip Wieczorek Want to join them? We’re hiring across Engineering, Marketing, Product, Sales & Technical Success: https://lnkd.in/gXFwDiEA

We’re thrilled to introduce the newest members of our Engineering & Technical Success teams who joined us last quarter: Nate Hessler, Geoffrey Huntley, Dario Hamidi, Eric Lim, Isuru Fonseka, and Ben Pepper! 🎉 In just a short time, they’ve been instrumental in leveling up our developer experience, reinforcing our technical foundations, and pushing our mission forward. We’re so glad to have them on board! 🚀 💻 "My first three months at Sourcegraph have exceeded every expectation I had! From the seamless, informative onboarding that set me up for success, to the amazing tools we've developed to help engineering teams tackle code issues with confidence, everything here is designed to help people thrive. I'm surrounded by ambitious teams who are genuinely committed to making a lasting impact, supported by leadership that provides clear, actionable goals for success, and driven by colleagues who constantly push each other to be better. It's the kind of environment that doesn't just advance your career, it transforms how you think about what's possible." -Ben Pepper Want to join them? We’re hiring across Engineering, Marketing, Product, Sales & Technical Success: https://lnkd.in/gXFwDiEA

Does scale matter? That question came up during Beyang’s session at RAISE, sparking a deeper conversation about models, reasoning, and the future of coding. At Sourcegraph, we’ve seen firsthand that it’s not always the biggest model that wins. It’s about how you scale, balancing compute, data, and logic. RAISE is exactly where these kinds of conversations need to happen: technical, candid, and focused on what actually works.

Amp seamlessly integrates into CI pipelines to automate code reviews and deliver insightful feedback directly within Pull Requests (PRs). This capability highlights yet another reason why the Command Line Interface (CLI) remains an indispensable tool, empowering development teams with smarter, faster workflows. https://ampcode.com/