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Semble

by debjan ST4

A Sublime Text plugin that integrates the semble CLI tool for semantic code search and related-code discovery directly in your editor.

Labels commands, utilities

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🪽 Semble

A Sublime Text plugin that integrates the semble CLI tool for semantic code search and related-code discovery directly in your editor.

Features

  • Semantic search — query your code-base in natural language via the semble search CLI
  • Find related — discover semantically related code snippets
  • Results open in a dedicated scratch view rendered as Markdown with syntax-highlighted code blocks
  • Inline “find related” phantom links on each result for one-click chaining
  • Optional Find Results tab output - native, clickable file/line navigation

Requirements

  • Sublime Text 4
  • semble CLI installed and on your PATH (uv tool install semble)
  • An open Sublime Text project (or single folder window) or set git_repo

Installation

Easiest way is to install via Package Control.

For manual installation:

  1. Clone or copy this package into your Sublime Text Packages/ directory:
git clone https://github.com/debjan/sublime-semble Semble
  1. Restart Sublime Text.

Usage

Semantic search

Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and type Semble. Run the search command and input panel appears:

semble-input

Then type your query and press Enter

semble-search

Find related

From the Command Palette, run Semble: Find Related to find code related to the current cursor position. You can also click the 🔗 find related link that appears beneath any result in the results view to chain searches.

semble-find-related

Results appear in a Semble results tab showing:

  • 🎯 Rank (search) or cosine similarity score (find-related)
  • 📌 Source file and line range
  • 🔗 Find-related link
  • Syntax-highlighted code block