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Uses libclang to parse source files into an abstract syntax tree, enabling accurate identification of code structures like functions, classes, and expressions, as demonstrated in search examples for the Linux kernel.

Employs multi-threaded SIMD string searching (modified Rabin-Karp algorithm) to quickly filter candidate files before AST analysis, speeding up searches in large directories.

Supports specific constructs via command-line flags (e.g., --enum, --for-statement, --include-expressions), allowing developers to narrow searches precisely, as shown in the usage examples.

Pretty-prints and colorizes matched code snippets in the terminal using a built-in lexer, improving readability over raw text output, evidenced in the screenshots and videos.