Yeah, I don't see any single code host achieving near-100% market share (or even near-50%, for that matter). That means that multi-code-host ("universal") code

Yeah, I don't see any single code host achieving near-100% market share (or even near-50%, for that matter). That means that multi-code-host ("universal") code search is going to address a much bigger market than code search that's tied to a single code host. Also, big companies (which is where most of the money comes from) all have their code scattered among a ton of different systems, and code search across all their code (not a semi-arbitrary subset) is way more valuable. So, Sourcegraph will remain independent. (Sourcegraph CEO here.)