Devin Cloud · Continuity · Feb 23 – Mar 1, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud: AskDevin Upgrade
This week, Devin Cloud shipped two releases, bringing improvements to AskDevin, Devin Review, and more. The main change is the upgrade to AskDevin, which now supports Ask and Plan modes. These changes help developers who use Devin Cloud for code search and review.
February 27, 2026 · February 27, 2026
This release includes an upgrade to AskDevin, which now supports Ask and Plan modes and has more advanced code search capabilities. Devin Review now displays status checks directly on pull request commits. Schedules can also be configured with specific repositories. The Devin GitHub App will request additional permissions to enable the new review feature.
Official release notes
AskDevin Upgrade
Expanded to support Ask and Plan modes. Now has more advanced code search capabilities which produce more detailed and accurate answers. The status of Devin sessions created from AskDevin can now be seen in the conversation.
Devin Review: GitHub Commit Status Checks
Status checks now displayed directly on pull request commits, giving visibility into review progress without leaving GitHub. The status links to the full Devin Review analysis.
To enable this, the Devin GitHub App will request the Commit Statuses and Checks permissions. If these permissions are not granted, all existing functionality is unaffected.
Repository Selection for Schedules
Schedules can now be configured with specific repositories that the session will be run with each time the schedule executes.
February 24, 2026 · February 24, 2026
This release marks the launch of Devin 2.2, which includes hundreds of improvements such as faster startup time and a new UI. It also introduces full desktop testing, which allows Devin to test any desktop app that can run on Linux. Existing users can enable Desktop mode in their settings.
Official release notes
Devin 2.2 Launch
Devin 2.2 is the culmination of hundreds of improvements both big and small over the last few weeks including:
- 3x faster startup time to immediately see Devin’s output and build trust that it’s on the right track
- A new UI that connects every step of the dev lifecycle: start sessions from anywhere, review agent output directly in Devin, and jump back into sessions from code review.
- Smoother and faster Slack and Linear integrations to start sessions without having to switch context
See past release notes for the full list of the improvements.
Full Desktop Testing
Devin now supports end-to-end testing using computer use and can test any desktop app that can run on Linux. Devin will request to QA its PR, if you approve it, it will run your app, use its desktop to click around, and send you an edited recording of the testing for your review.
Existing users can enable Desktop mode in Settings > Customization.
Fan coverage from Devin Central — not an official Cognition announcement. Devin is a trademark of Cognition.
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