Devin Cloud · Continuity · Mar 30 – Apr 5, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud adds Enterprise-Scoped Secrets and Deprecates Classic Environment Setup
Two releases shipped this week, bringing significant changes to Devin Cloud, including the deprecation of classic environment setup and the introduction of enterprise-scoped secrets. These changes aim to improve configuration management and secret sharing for enterprise admins. The updates also include various improvements to the PR review process, terminal output, and user interface.
April 3, 2026 · April 3, 2026
This release includes the deprecation of classic environment setup, the introduction of enterprise-scoped secrets, and various other improvements, such as Devin Review auto-fix and PR review chat CI tools. The release also includes minor bug fixes and improvements, including a GitLab PAT rotation fix and responsive mobile layouts. Notable fixes include shell security improvements and automations UI fixes.
Official release notes
Classic Environment Setup Deprecation
Classic environment setup is being deprecated on June 30, 2026, when all organizations move to declarative configuration (blueprints). Your classic machine configuration stays available as a read-only reference until July 31, 2026. See Environment configuration.
Enterprise-Scoped Secrets
Enterprise admins can manage secrets at the enterprise level, automatically shared across all organizations. Initially only available to users of declarative environment configuration.
Enterprise ACU Visibility Control
Enterprise admins can control whether users see ACU usage info.
Enterprise MCP Registry Enforcement
Enterprise admins can enforce an MCP server allowlist across their organization.
Enterprise Build Pinning
Enterprise admins can pin specific Devin builds and roll back to previous versions. Initially only available to users of declarative environment configuration.
Devin Review Auto-Fix
When Devin Review detects bugs in a PR, a new “Auto-fix with Devin” button launches a session to fix them in one click.
PR Review Chat CI Tools
Check CI status and view CI job logs directly within the PR review chat.
Pin Sessions
Pin important sessions from the three-dot menu for quick access.
Organization Terminology
All “team” references updated to “organization” across the product. No functional change.
Improved Questions UI
Navigation between questions, inline “Something else” input, cleaner design.
Auto-Skip Pending Questions
Devin auto-skips pending questions when you send a new message.
Cleaner File Paths
Relative paths with structured format instead of full absolute paths.
PR Review Polish
Sticky tabs, bug navigation, copy buttons, chat CTA at end of diffs, empty state for PRs without descriptions.
Structured Output for Child Sessions
Child sessions can return structured JSON via schema for automated workflows.
Smarter Codebase Search
Recency-based repository ordering for faster, more accurate results.
/new Slash Command
Alias for /clear to start a fresh conversation.
Azure DevOps Service Principal
Connect Azure DevOps via service principal instead of personal OAuth.
Linear Assignee Filter
Rich picker for Linear assignee filtering in automations.
Linear Token Refresh
Linear connections now auto-refresh OAuth tokens, preventing disconnection on expiry.
Minor Bug Fixes and Improvements
GitLab PAT rotation fix, responsive mobile layouts, startup command display improvements, build log scroll-to-bottom, Ctrl+O expand hint, shell security improvements, automations UI fixes.
April 1, 2026 · April 1, 2026
This release focuses on improvements to the PR review process, including the ability to resume existing pull requests and a ‘lines left to review’ counter. Other updates include streaming terminals, connected accounts pagination, and a settings page redesign. The release also includes minor bug fixes and improvements, such as fixes for theme-aware colors and IME composition issues.
Official release notes
PR Resuming
Devin can now take over and work on existing pull requests that weren’t created in the current session, enabling continuation of work across sessions.
Devin Review Improvements
Added a “lines left to review” counter in the PR review diff viewer, and significantly faster page load times via parallel queries.
Streaming Terminals
Terminal output in the session view now streams in real time.
Connected Accounts Pagination
GitHub and GitLab connected accounts pages now support pagination and search for organizations with many connections.
GHES Improvements
Support for org-level GitHub App registration on GitHub Enterprise Server, with pre-filled app name in the manifest flow.
Settings Page Redesign
Multiple settings pages (Schedules, Playbooks, Knowledge, Secrets) have been redesigned with a new unified layout, along with consolidated dialog styles across the product.
Sticky Sidebar Headers
Sidebar section headers now stick to the top while scrolling for easier navigation.
Light Mode Polish
Multiple fixes for theme-aware colors across modals, dialogs, and components.
Add or Create Team
New button in the account dropdown to create a team without going through the GitHub integration flow.
Auto-open Agents Tab
The Agents tab auto-opens when child sessions are detected.
Tab Title Simplification
Browser tab title simplified to “Devin” with contextual page titles.
Slack Thread Permissions
Users without Devin accounts are now blocked from messaging in Devin Slack threads.
Improved PR Comment Formatting
Devin’s PR comments now include line info and outside-diff context.
IME Composition Fix
Fixed an issue where pressing Enter during IME composition (e.g., Japanese input) in Safari would prematurely submit text.
Ignore Comment Info
More helpful information shown when Devin Review comments are ignored.
Environment Setup Cleanup
Clarified environment description copy and removed redundant buttons.
Bash Syntax Highlighting
Terminal output now has syntax highlighting for bash commands.
Scheduled Session Pill
Visual indicator for scheduled sessions in the sessions list.
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Various bug fixes, performance improvements, and visual polish across the platform.
Fan coverage from Devin Central — not an official Cognition announcement. Devin is a trademark of Cognition.
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