Why Sourcegraph matters
Sourcegraph launched the Amp coding agent in May 2025 and spun it out as an independent company, Amp Inc., in December 2025, with co-founder Quinn Slack becoming Amp's CEO and Dan Adler taking over Sourcegraph. The company said Amp was already profitable at the time of the split. Sourcegraph, last valued at $2.6 billion in 2021, now focuses on code search and context for large engineering organizations.
The numberSpun out the Amp coding agent into independent Amp Inc. in December 2025, with Quinn Slack as Amp CEO
On The Agentic 80
Listed under Coding agents. Agents that write, test, and ship software.
Quick answers
- What does Sourcegraph do?
- Enterprise code search and intelligence platform; its Amp coding agent now operates as a separate company. Sourcegraph launched the Amp coding agent in May 2025 and spun it out as an independent company, Amp Inc., in December 2025, with co-founder Quinn Slack becoming Amp's CEO and Dan Adler taking over Sourcegraph.
- What AI capabilities does Sourcegraph offer?
- Sourcegraph provides enterprise code search and code intelligence so engineering teams can find symbols, trace references, and understand large repositories. Its Amp coding agent now operates as Amp Inc., a separate company, and is not a Sourcegraph product. Engineering teams still use Sourcegraph to search and navigate code across repositories from one interface.
- Why is Sourcegraph on The Agentic 80?
- Sourcegraph is listed under Coding agents. Agents that write, test, and ship software. Spun out the Amp coding agent into independent Amp Inc. in December 2025, with Quinn Slack as Amp CEO.
- Where is Sourcegraph based, and who owns it?
- Sourcegraph is based in San Francisco, CA, was founded in 2013 and is private; Amp spun out as an independent company in December 2025.