AI product
Agentic Batch Changes is a Sourcegraph product for coordinating code changes across hundreds or thousands of repositories, or across large monorepos. It is built on Sourcegraph's Batch Changes and Deep Search technologies: an engineer describes a change in plain language, the system scopes it across an indexed codebase, builds a plan, tests the change in one repository, and rolls it out while adapting to repository differences.
For each part of the plan, it chooses between generating a deterministic script and assigning a coding agent with repository context. It opens pull requests, responds to CI failures, tracks their status through merge, displays generated diffs, and pauses for human decisions when needed. Sourcegraph states that the product is available to Sourcegraph Cloud customers and uses outcome-based pricing based on changesets merged rather than tokens, seats, or attempts.
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Agentic Batch Changes lets owners of large codebases execute and iteratively roll out code changes across hundreds or thousands of repositories from a single prompt. It can self-heal, respond to CI status and pull-request comments, use coding agents or deterministic scripts as appropriate, and provide tracking and auditability.
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