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  1. guidance updateApr 22, 2026, 12:00 AM

    Sourcegraph clarifies when to use Code Search, Deep Search, and MCP

    Sourcegraph published guidance that distinguishes Code Search, Deep Search, and MCP as separate tools and maps each to the kind of code-finding task it should handle, helping teams avoid treating the three as interchangeable.

    What ChangedSourcegraph published guidance that distinguishes Code Search, Deep Search, and MCP as separate tools and maps each to the kind of code-finding task it should handle, helping teams avoid treating the three as interchangeable.
    Why It MattersDevelopers and operators can reduce wasted time by selecting the right search mode for each task, so code discovery and debugging become faster and less frustrating on large codebases. The practical change is a more predictable workflow: quick exact matches via Code Search, broader intent-based exploration via Deep Search, and MCP where model-driven context retrieval is needed. Next, monitor whether teams consistently apply the guidance, whether Deep Search stays accurate and fast enough at scale, and whether MCP rollout is limited by integration or access constraints in enterprise environments.
    Final score 39Confidence 881 evidence itemSourcegraphCode SearchDeep SearchMCP
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  1. Apr 22, 2026, 12:00 AM

    guidance update

    Sourcegraph clarifies when to use Code Search, Deep Search, and MCP

    Sourcegraph published guidance that distinguishes Code Search, Deep Search, and MCP as separate tools and maps each to the kind of code-finding task it should handle, helping teams avoid treating the three as interchangeable.
    ContributionIntroduced a clear decision framework for choosing among three Sourcegraph search options by query intent and workflow type, which reduces confusion about when to use lexical search, semantic search, or MCP-assisted retrieval.
    ImpactDevelopers and operators can reduce wasted time by selecting the right search mode for each task, so code discovery and debugging become faster and less frustrating on large codebases. The practical change is a more predictable workflow: quick exact matches via Code Search, broader intent-based exploration via Deep Search, and MCP where model-driven context retrieval is needed. Next, monitor whether teams consistently apply the guidance, whether Deep Search stays accurate and fast enough at scale, and whether MCP rollout is limited by integration or access constraints in enterprise environments.

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    Code Search, Deep Search, or MCP: When to Use Each

    AI added new ways to search code, but not all of them apply to every problem.

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