code-search

Use AST-based symbol search to find function calls, definitions, and references across your codebase. By leveraging tree-sitter analysis, you can locate specific function calls and filter results by directory scope for precise navigation.

Yes, semantic code search enables natural language queries to find code based on meaning and context. Powered by embeddings, it returns relevant code snippets that match your intent rather than exact text patterns.

The best way to perform case-insensitive text search is using ripgrep for fast pattern matching across files. This approach quickly locates specific text snippets within your codebase while supporting glob pattern filtering.

Yes, code search supports filtering by language to ensure precise results across multiple programming languages. The AST analysis and text matching engines process various languages while allowing you to restrict search scope.

File search allows you to quickly find files based on glob patterns within your project. This feature uses pattern matching to locate files by name or extension, independent of their internal code content.

Use semantic search when you need to find code by meaning and context rather than exact strings, such as locating a calculation block without knowing variable names. Use text matching when you know the precise pattern or string to find.