Regarding your response to “why not use an IDE?”; do you have any other product-like use cases interest you? The one you mention - search across many repositories - makes a lot of sense for organizations with (for example) a Github Enterprise installation and want to investigate or make changes across multiple components. This is definitely relevant to me, and so I wonder what other cool things can I do with it?

Awesome to see another open source player in the space, especially after Sourcegraph went closed source.

It looks like you're working on this full-time (and it's a lot of work to build great code search, as I know from working on my own product).

What are your plans for monetizing / building a sustainable business without inevitably going closed source like Sourcegraph?

Cool to see someone carrying on the dream after SourceGraph lost their way.

Great work! Any plans to add Gitea/Forgejo (self-hosted) support?

Any plans for non Github/Gitlab integrations? Gitea/Gogs/etc. maybe?

Can somebody share the use case of this? Why not just use your IDE?

Nice! Still not quite as good as grep.app from an interface point of view. They have instant search-as-you-type results over all of GitHub.

It's not open source but I use it all the time. Far superior to Github's search.

This is really exciting. Happy to see someone building an open source solution in this space

This is well done thanks for the share.

sourcegraph is dead with advent of LLMs and AI coding tools right? Github cross repo search is also not bad anymore