morph-search

To search a large codebase quickly, use WarpGrep-powered regex queries to instantly locate function definitions, references, and symbols across multi-language repositories. This approach accelerates refactoring and debugging by rapidly scanning huge project directories for specific code patterns.

The best way to find all occurrences of an API call in a huge repository is using AI-assisted code search to scan large codebases quickly. This method turns tedious grep-like scans into instant queries, helping you assess the impact of changes across multi-language project files.

Yes, you can use regex patterns for code navigation during refactoring. The search functionality is regex-enabled, allowing you to quickly locate definitions and references across multi-language repositories to accelerate your code review and refactoring tasks.

To run a quick pattern search in a specific source directory, execute a command-based search via the morph workflow by providing the search string and target path. This allows you to rapidly scan specific folders like "./src" for matching code patterns.

Yes, you need a configured MCP Morph server to enable fast code search. The operation relies on this configured server environment to execute command-based searches via the morph workflow and WarpGrep tooling integration.