Sqry FAQs

Question 1

Can Sqry integrate with AI assistants or my IDE?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Sqry features an MCP server providing 33 JSON-RPC tools for AI assistants to get structured code insights, and an LSP server for seamless editor integration, offering hover, definitions, references, and call hierarchy.

Question 2

What are Sqry's primary use cases?

Accepted Answer

Sqry excels at structured code queries (e.g., `kind:function AND async:true`), advanced graph analysis (tracing execution paths, finding circular dependencies, detecting unused code), and comprehensive dependency analysis.

Question 3

What is Sqry?

Accepted Answer

Sqry is a semantic code search tool that parses source code into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) and builds a graph of symbols and relationships, enabling searches based on code meaning and structure rather than just text.

Question 4

How does Sqry differ from traditional text search or syntax pattern matching tools?

Accepted Answer

Unlike text search (e.g., ripgrep) or syntax pattern matching (e.g., ast-grep), Sqry focuses on code *structure* and *meaning* by leveraging its AST and symbol graph, allowing queries for callers, return types, or execution paths that text search cannot reliably achieve.

Question 5

How many programming languages does Sqry support?

Accepted Answer

Sqry supports 35 programming languages, with 28 of these offering full relation extraction for deep graph analysis, including calls, imports, and exports.

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