Pick Cody if...
- You're first looking for an assistant that knows your monorepo by heart
- You're already on Sourcegraph for code search
- You want an enterprise solution with a mature self-hosted option
Tramya vs Cody
Cody indexes your code. Tramya indexes your decisions.
Cody answers better because it knows your monorepo. Tramya answers better because it knows your latest choices, your post-mortems, and your project memory. Two different axes, made to combine.
A factual comparison.
Based on public product pages as of August 2, 2026.
| Capability | Tramya | Cody (Sourcegraph) |
|---|---|---|
| Product angle | Memory of sessions and decisions | Code context (Sourcegraph) |
| What gets indexed | Agent conversations, decisions, project memory | Source code (Sourcegraph search / Zoekt) |
| Works outside the extension | Yes, standalone companion + API v1 | IDE extension + Sourcegraph web app |
| Hosting model | 100% local possible + optional Cloud | Sourcegraph SaaS or self-hosted instance |
| Entry price | Permanent Free tier | Limited Free tier, paid beyond |
| Multi-agent | Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor... | Cody is the agent |
| Enterprise privacy | Local companion or encrypted Cloud | Self-hosted enterprise available |
| Public API | API v1 + SDKs | Sourcegraph + Cody API |
Two angles that are often complementary.
Add Tramya if...
- You use several agents (Cody, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) and want them all to share project context
- You want load-bearing decisions to outlive the session
- You want to plug an internal dashboard (API v1) into agent activity
Frequently asked questions
Does Tramya replace Cody?
No. Cody is an AI assistant that uses code as context. Tramya is a memory companion: it can complement Cody by supplying the history of decisions.
Can I use both?
Yes. Cody in the IDE for code context, Tramya as a companion for continuity across sessions and agents.
Does Cody store my code?
It depends on the plan: on SaaS, Cody sends snippets to the LLM provider; self-hosted, everything stays inside your Sourcegraph instance.
How to add Tramya to your Cody workflow.
Tramya installs alongside Cody without changing a thing about your tool. Download the app (macOS, Windows, Linux): it automatically detects the local history of installed agents — Cody, but also Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cline, and Hermes. The moment a project opens, Tramya indexes sessions by Git repo, branch, and worktree, read-only, in under five seconds.
When you switch agents, Tramya generates a context capsule — durable decisions, files touched, CLAUDE.md rules — and hands it to the next one, which picks up exactly where the previous left off. Data stays local by default; encrypted Cloud sync (Cloud and Team plans) is optional and serves to share project context across machines without sharing prompts.