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One code change is easy. Ten thousand slightly different ones are where the spreadsheet, the scripts, and the panic usually enter the chat. Sourcegraph is putting an agent on that job, with pricing tied to merged changesets.
In today’s edition:
- Sourcegraph’s new agentic batch tool runs one requested code change across up to 10,000 repositories and charges only for merged changesets.
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🧰 Sourcegraph sends an agent across your codebase fleet
Sourcegraph’s Agentic Batch Changes is now available for Sourcegraph Cloud customers. Describe a code change once, then let the agent apply it across 10 or 10,000 repositories, adapting to their differences and responding when CI fails. Read the original post on X →
- The tool targets repeated changes across many repositories, rather than one-off coding tasks.
- It adapts the requested change where repositories differ.
- It reacts when CI fails, extending the job beyond opening an initial pull request.
- Pricing is outcome-based: you pay per changeset merged, and not for pull requests that do not merge.
- Sourcegraph says the feature is available today to all Sourcegraph Cloud customers.
What it means: Use this for large-scale code migrations and maintenance work where hand-tuning every repository is the real bottleneck, while paying only for changes that merge.
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