
Before every coding assistant wanted to know your whole repository, MutableAI made the repository write its own field guide. The product is gone, but its sharpest idea now has a second life inside Google.
Dan Adler is the CEO of Sourcegraph, the code intelligence platform powering search and AI across 54 billion lines of code for companies like Uber, Stripe, and Atlassian. A Rice computer science graduate and Stanford MBA, Adler joined Sourcegraph in 2016 as an early employee - writing infrastructure code, selling the first contracts, and building every major business function from scratch - before being elevated to CEO in December 2025 when co-founder Quinn Slack spun out Amp Inc. He has shepherded the company from zero revenue to $50M ARR and a $2.6B valuation, and believes agentic AI will only amplify the need for enterprise-grade code context.
Sourcegraph is a code intelligence platform that lets engineers search, understand, and automate changes across millions of lines of code. Its AI assistant, Cody, brings codebase-aware AI to enterprise development teams - the kind of context most generic coding copilots lack.