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Sourcegraph Amp

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AI Coding

Sourcegraph Amp is Sourcegraph's frontier-model coding agent built for monorepos, with live access to the Sourcegraph code graph and MCP support.

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AI Coding

Open-source AI code assistant for VS Code and JetBrains with a hub for custom assistants, MCP tools, prompts, and rules — the go-to when a team wants a Copilot-shaped experience they fully control.

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FeatureSourcegraph AmpContinue
CategoryAI CodingAI Coding
Pricing Plans98 tiers187 tiers
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Key Features
  • Frontier-model agent grounded in Sourcegraph's code graph
  • Monorepo-scale code intelligence: references, call sites, dependencies
  • Shared threads between VS Code and CLI
  • Open-source AI assistant for configurable developer workflows
  • Source-controlled AI checks on every pull request
  • Custom team standards that can be reviewed like code

Sourcegraph Amp - Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Monorepo code-graph grounding beats embedding-only competitors on large repos.
  • Pass-through token pricing rewards heavy use instead of capping it.
  • Shared threads across VS Code and CLI match how senior engineers actually work.

Cons

  • No managed model — you bring API keys, which is friction for team buyers.
  • VS Code extension is newer and less polished than the established Cody extension.
  • CLI is powerful but documentation still lags the product roadmap.

Continue - Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Supports chat, autocomplete, edits, and agents in VS Code and JetBrains
  • Works with hosted, self-hosted, and local model providers
  • Versioned assistants package models, rules, docs, prompts, and tools
  • Apache 2.0 licensing gives teams meaningful control over deployment

Cons

  • Model and embedding configuration can be more work than a bundled assistant
  • Local models require capable hardware and careful quality testing
  • Team-tier prices and exact entitlements were not independently verified
  • A broad provider matrix can create inconsistent experiences across developers

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