discovery

To find files and code patterns across a large codebase, you can use semantic search and file name patterns to locate specific snippets, function signatures, or directory structures without manual exploration.

Yes, you can search for function usage across multiple programming languages. The tool supports project-wide searches to locate code snippets and symbols across diverse repositories.

The best way to navigate project structure using semantic search is by querying module relationships and file patterns, which helps you understand directory traversal and project architecture quickly.

To locate all occurrences of a specific symbol in your repository, request a project-wide search using the symbol name to retrieve fast pattern matching and semantic-context-aware results.

Yes, semantic code search works for understanding relationships between modules. It uses semantic cues to help you navigate project structure and discover how different modules interact.

Using file name patterns for code discovery in large repositories provides fast pattern matching, but relies on semantic-context-aware results to fully understand complex module relationships and structure exploration.