codebase-search

You can search a large codebase using semantic search for meaning-based queries, grep for exact text matching, and glob for file pattern discovery to locate function definitions, usages, and imports efficiently.

Data flow analysis traces data as it moves through the codebase, revealing the origin, transformation, and consumption points, which helps you understand code logic and navigate complex codebases more effectively.

Yes, advanced search patterns support specialized searches for functions, classes, usages, imports, configurations, and error handling, operating in a structured manner across platforms with strong error recovery mechanisms.

For unfamiliar codebases, semantic search finds relevant code by meaning, while grep provides precision for locating exact text or patterns, making it easier to navigate and understand unknown code structures.

Data flow tracing follows data through the codebase to reveal its origin, transformation, and consumption points, allowing you to understand how information moves and is processed throughout the code.

Codebase search operates in a structured manner across platforms, capable of reading codebase configurations and identifying patterns with strong error recovery mechanisms to handle various codebases reliably.