Devin Cloud · Continuity · Feb 16–22, 2026
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Devin Cloud: v3 API and Sessions List
This week, Devin Cloud shipped one release with several key changes, including the official release of the Devin v3 API and a redesign of the sessions list page, which will help developers and users manage their sessions more efficiently. The release includes a total of 7 changes. These changes aim to improve the overall user experience and provide more functionality.
February 20, 2026 · February 20, 2026
The Devin v3 API is now the primary API, providing role-based access control and new capabilities. The sessions list page has been redesigned with an updated layout and new features. Other changes include merge conflict detection, new scheduling options, support for GitHub Enterprise Server, and repo selector enhancements. Minor bug fixes and improvements were also included.
Official release notes
Devin v3 API Officially Released
The v3 API is coming out of beta and is now the primary API for all Devin functionality. The new API provides all of the legacy API functionality and additionally provides role-based access control, session attribution, and new capabilities.
The legacy APIs (v1 and v2) will be deprecated in the future. The exact date will be announced in the product and in release notes. We commit to providing at least 30 days notice. During the deprecation period, the legacy APIs will continue to work but all new features will only be available in the v3 API.
Sessions List Redesign
The sessions list page has been redesigned with an updated layout featuring inline PR previews, message snippets, and status indicators. Sessions can now also be sorted by creation date.
Merge Conflict Detection
Devin will automatically notify users when a PR created in a Devin session has merge conflicts. Available on GitHub.com only.
New Devin Scheduling Options
Scheduled Devins can now be created as a one-time scheduled event, and existing schedules can be triggered on demand with the “Run now” button.
Devin Review for GitHub Enterprise Server
Devin Review now supports GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) repositories. You can view PR diffs, run analysis, and use the Devin Review chat agent to propose and apply code changes. Some interactions with GitHub such as posting comments, submitting reviews, and merging are not yet supported on GHES.
Repo Selector Enhancements
The repository selector now features an “Only” button to quickly isolate a single repository and displays setup and indexed repo counts.
Session Messages API
A new GET /messages endpoint allows programmatic access to session message history.
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Various bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
Fan coverage from Devin Central — not an official Cognition announcement. Devin is a trademark of Cognition.
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