Highly recommend using @sourcegraph’s free GitHub search to find real world code examples Today I wanted to find some code related to undocumented Electron extensions to navigator.getUserMedia() — completely ungoogleable stuff, but I found dozens of examples on SourceGraph

We* hacked together a version of Cody that runs as a Slackbot and answers questions about your company's docs. So far, it's proven quite handy. Would others like to try it out? *By "we" I mean Valery Bugakov, you can see his work here: sourcegraph.com/github.com/sou…

Sourcegraph Cody is Generally Available 🎉 sourcegraph.com/blog/cody-is-g…

Cody now has a mechanism for pulling in context from *outside* the codebase! Introducing OpenCtx, a protocol for providing relevant technical context to humans and AI. This builds on Sourcegraph's foundation as the world's best code search and connects our code graph to entities

Fixed a bug using the Linear OpenCtx provider by just mentioning the issue and letting Cody do the magic! openctx.org

Singapore is a great place to go to code

Singapore dinner with swyx @TheNamanKumar Farhan Attamimi Valery Bugakov Tim Lucas Erik Seliger Hitesh Sagtani and more cool people!

Big autocomplete improvements in Cody: • 350ms reduction in p75 latency • 58% increase in accepted chars per user​ per day Shipping now! Get it at cody.dev.

If you want to find out where programming is going — come with us.

No more waitlist — Amp is now available to everyone!

Wrote down how Amp changed programming for me. Yes, I barely type code by hand anymore.

trying out Claude 4 Sonnet + Quinn Slack' new Amp — Research Preview and.... i think i just felt the agi this was the result of "turn my scripts into a multitenant @railway app with billing" 🤯

Heeeere we go! Man, I've been waiting for this. Valery Bugakov Tom Hitesh Sagtani team have done a fantastic job: it's super fast, the custom model is better, and the contextual "understanding" is better.

Met up with Justine Chang Harish in Singapore

While Amp — Research Preview is great for large, agentic coding sessions… Sometimes you need to make surgical edits to the code yourself. We’ve enabled more fine grained suggestions in Amp Tab, so you can now Tab through a refactor and view each change carefully

New Amp — Research Preview feature update: Amp Tab now works in Jupyter Notebooks!

Auto-imports: Amp Tab vs. Cursor Tab Amp Tab uses your project’s LSP, so imports are accurate and added inline, so you stay focused and in your flow as you type. Cursor Tab suggests the wrong imports and scrolls to the top. Left (dark) is Amp Tab, right (light) is Cursor Tab.

In this episode, Beyang and Thorsten discuss strategies for effective agentic coding, including the 101 of how it's different from coding with chat LLMs, the key constraint of the context window, how and where subagents can help, and the new oracle subagent which combines

Time to update your Amp CLI

Amp Tab is now 30% faster We worked with Baseten to switch to TensorRT-LLM and KV caching with speculative decoding. The new lookahead decoding also reduces draft tokens and compute per iteration by using improved n-gram candidate selection and variable-length speculations.