Sourcegraph is a platform for searching and understanding large codebases. It indexes source code across many repositories so that engineering teams can search, navigate and ask questions about their software. The vendor's product page lists code search, deep search, batch changes across repositories and an MCP server, aimed at enterprise engineering organisations. Access controls include single sign-on and role-based permissions. The service is offered as a hosted product, and the vendor's pages do not describe a self-hosted option.
Sourcegraph describes itself as an all-remote company. Third-party company directories place its headquarters in San Francisco, United States, but the vendor's website names no legal entity and does not say where customer data is stored. The vendor states that LLM inference is not stored beyond what is required and is never shared with third parties. Because the provider is US-based, US law, including the CLOUD Act, can apply regardless of where servers are located. European organisations should confirm hosting location, sub-processors and the licence of the core product in the contract before adopting it.