The React Server Components vulnerability was more persistent than initially anticipated, but the latest patch has eliminated the React2Shell exploit.

Your AI coding assistant can write code, but can it tell you where that endpoint is called across your 500 microservices spread out across dozens of repositories?

Automate the fix and full remediation for the critical React Server Components vulnerability across your codebase using Sourcegraph's Batch Changes, MCP server, and Deep Search.

AI coding tools are generating code faster than ever, making strong code search and intelligence like Sourcegraph a critical tool for managing the resulting growth and complexity of enterprise codebases.

This post provides Sourcegraph code search queries and Deep Search instructions to immediately find and track all projects affected by the CVE-2025-55182 remote code execution flaw in React Server Components.

Our new CEO, Dan Adler, reflects on the evolution of code search and shares our strategic vision for supporting deep code understanding to both developers and AI agents.

Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming two separate companies, with Dan Adler stepping up as CEO of the code search business while co-founders Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu launch Amp Inc. to focus on frontier coding agents.

We're excited to announce a new feature in Sourcegraph v6.10 that makes it easier to organize and revisit your most valuable Deep Search conversations: starred threads.

Deep Search, our agentic code search tool, is now generally available in the 6.9 release, introducing role-based permissions for enterprise teams.

Deep Search is a new feature in research preview that helps Code Search users explore and understand code with natural-language questions.

We're announcing important changes to a number of our Cody plans.

Welcome back! Come one, come all, friends, foes, fart connoisseurs, all are welcome here at Camel Central.

We’re improving Batch Changes to better support large-scale code transformations - through a renewed focus on security, lovability, and usability.

Sourcegraph is now ISO 27001:2022 certified, strengthening our commitment to enterprise-grade security.

How we've adapted the classic BM25 algorithm to improve code search by 20%

How our security team built Sherlock, an AI-powered tool that automates security code reviews to cut through false positives and surface real risks faster.

We dug into cAdvisor memory metrics and resolved some common confusion to figure out what they really mean.

The latest installment from Steve Yegge on viiiiibe coding and what that means for developer jobs.

A deep dive into context retrieval - the crucial search component that helps our AI coding assistant understand your codebase.

Today we’re announcing Sourcegraph Enterprise Starter for growing teams of up to 50 devs, a new self-serve plan allowing even more developers to leverage our advanced code search and AI capabilities.