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Cody was released in December 2023
Cody was publicly available earlier in 2023. December 14, 2023 was Sourcegraph's general-availability announcement for Cody 1.0, not its initial release.
Full reasoning
Sourcegraph's own timeline shows Cody existed months before December 2023.
- On March 27, 2023, Sourcegraph published "Open sourcing Cody", which says: "Cody, Sourcegraph's AI-enabled editor assistant, is now open source" and invites readers to install it and try it out.
- On December 14, 2023, Sourcegraph published "Sourcegraph Cody is generally available", which explicitly frames that date as the general availability of Cody 1.0.
So December 2023 marks Cody's GA milestone, not its original release date.
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- Open sourcing Cody | Sourcegraph
March 27, 2023 ... "Cody, Sourcegraph's AI-enabled editor assistant, is now open source." ... "Or just install it and try it out."
- Sourcegraph Cody is generally available | Sourcegraph
December 14, 2023 ... "Today, we announce the general availability of Cody 1.0".
The company has two core products: Code Search and Amp.
After December 2, 2025, Amp was no longer one of Sourcegraph Inc.'s products. Sourcegraph announced that Sourcegraph and Amp were becoming separate companies, with the founders launching Amp Inc.
Full reasoning
Sourcegraph's own December 2, 2025 announcement says "Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming two separate companies" and that co-founders Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu were "founding Amp Inc." It even frames the transition as the opposite of "one company (Sourcegraph) with two products (code search and Amp)."
Sourcegraph's current About page likewise describes Sourcegraph as its own code intelligence platform and lists Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu under "Amp", reflecting the separation rather than Amp being a current Sourcegraph product.
Because the companies split in December 2025, describing Sourcegraph Inc. in the present tense as having two core products: Code Search and Amp is inaccurate.
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- Why Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming independent companies | Sourcegraph
December 2, 2025 ... "Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming two separate companies" ... "Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu ... are founding Amp Inc." ... "Why not one company (Sourcegraph) with two products (code search and Amp)?"
- About | Sourcegraph
Sourcegraph's About page describes Sourcegraph's platform and lists Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu as "Amp," reflecting the separate-company structure.
The company has three major products: Code Search, Amp, and Cody.
By December 2025, Amp had been spun off into its own company. Sourcegraph officially announced that Sourcegraph and Amp were becoming separate companies.
Full reasoning
This present-tense product list is outdated after Sourcegraph's December 2, 2025 company split.
Sourcegraph's official announcement says "Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming two separate companies" and that Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu were "founding Amp Inc." That means Amp was no longer simply one of Sourcegraph Inc.'s own products.
So listing Amp as one of Sourcegraph's three major current products is inaccurate after the spin-off.
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- Why Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming independent companies | Sourcegraph
December 2, 2025 ... "Sourcegraph and Amp are becoming two separate companies" ... "Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu ... are founding Amp Inc."