Summary of findings from Sourcegraph pages visited (notably https://sourcegraph.com/cody and related blog, pricing, docs, and enterprise pages). The /cody page describes Sourcegraph's transition from the product branded "Cody" toward the next-generation agent product "Amp". Marketing emphasizes team workflows, production-ready edits, thread sharing, prompt reuse, enterprise security controls, and integrations (VS Code, CLI, code hosts). A Sourcegraph blog post dated 2025-06-25 announces that Cody Free, Cody Pro, and the Enterprise Starter plan sign-ups are closed and those plans are being discontinued (existing users retained until July 23, 2025); Cody Enterprise remains supported. Amp is presented as the recommended replacement path for most users. The /cody page does not present public pricing or plans or a free trial. Sourcegraph's main pricing page lists an "Enterprise Search" price of $49 per user per month for the code-search product; that is not presented as a Cody-specific subscription. Features described across pages: historically Cody provided deep codebase context in chat, a prompt library, flexible LLM deployment (self-hosted or cloud model connectors), and editor integrations; Amp focuses on agentic workflows, autonomous reasoning for edits, team collaboration/sharing, and enterprise-grade security (claims such as zero data retention for LLM inferences, no model training on customer code, audit logs, data isolation). Documentation and Enterprise pages provide technical/security details (docs: https://docs.sourcegraph.com/; enterprise: https://sourcegraph.com/enterprise). Recommended next steps depend on goals: contact Sourcegraph Sales for current offerings and enterprise pricing; follow the blog post instructions to claim migration credits if you are an affected existing Cody Free/Pro/Starter user; review docs and Enterprise page for SOC 2, GDPR/CCPA, audit logs, RBAC, and model/data-retention policies; review the Amp product page to evaluate migration.