Devin Cloud: Theme Selector GA

Theme Selector Generally Available

The theme selector is now generally available, with system theme as the default so Devin automatically matches your OS light or dark mode.

Wiki Effort Level Descriptions

When choosing a DeepWiki effort level, each option now shows its expected ACU range so you can pick the right trade-off between cost and depth with confidence.

DeepWiki Cost Breakdown Modal

The DeepWiki cost breakdown modal is back, giving you an ACU-level view of where a wiki generation spent its budget.

Cancel In-Progress Snapshot Builds

You can now cancel an in-progress snapshot build directly from the snapshot list without waiting for it to finish or fail.

Snapshot Blueprint Ordering

Snapshot detail rails and repository-level blueprints now respect your configured blueprint ordering, so the list you see matches the order you set.

Scheduled Session Failure Email Rate Limiting

Failure email notifications for scheduled sessions are now rate limited, so a scheduled run hitting the same problem repeatedly will no longer flood your inbox.

Knowledge Search Auto-Expand

When you search your knowledge base, any folder containing a matching note now automatically expands so you can see the result in context without hunting for it.

Profile Integrations Filter

Your profile page now only shows integrations that are actually connected for your organization, cutting the clutter from services you do not use.

Browser Tool Parity Improvements

Devin’s browser tool now handles native browser dialogs, intercepts file chooser prompts, respects navigation guards, and restores focus correctly, bringing its behavior much closer to a real user browsing the web.

Amplitude MCP Server

Amplitude is now available in the MCP marketplace, so Devin can pull product analytics directly into a session without a custom integration.

One-Click MCP OAuth Install

Installing an MCP server that uses OAuth now returns the authorization URL directly, skipping an extra click and getting you connected faster.

Personal MCP Servers

You can now connect personal MCP servers, which enable Devin to use MCPs with authorization provided by an individual user rather than shared across an organization.

Richer ACP Methods and @-Mentions

Agent Client Protocol now carries @-mentions as structured resource blocks and adds new methods for listing repositories, saving secrets, archiving sessions, approving deploys, and attaching to the interactive browser, giving ACP clients a much richer surface area to work with.

Devin CLI Polish

The Devin CLI now preserves streamed shell output alongside exit codes, supports a /resume alias, renders plan-mode exits more clearly, and uses focus pings to keep a session from sleeping while you are actively watching it.

Reconnecting VNC Screen

The interactive browser now shows a reconnecting screen while its VNC stream is recovering, so you get clear feedback instead of a frozen view when the connection briefly drops.

Unlink GitHub Enterprise Server OAuth

You can now unlink a GitHub Enterprise Server OAuth connection from your account, making it easy to rotate credentials or clean up stale integrations.

Total ACUs Column in Usage Table

The Users table in Usage analytics now includes a Total ACUs column, so enterprise admins can rank and compare per-user consumption at a glance.

Bulk Repository Secrets Import

Enterprise admins can now import multiple repository secrets at once through a new bulk import flow on the repository configuration page, replacing the old one-at-a-time workflow.

Minor Bug Fixes and Improvements

This release also includes a range of smaller fixes and polish across the webapp, including repository branch dropdowns that now size correctly, the DeepWiki section hidden when no branches are indexed, a fix for Linear OAuth cancellations returning errors, correct starting numbers on streamed ordered lists, a copy-message button that now copies only the selected message, and assorted other stability and layout improvements.

Auto-merge from Devin Review

You can now enable or disable GitHub auto-merge directly from the Devin Review merge button, so approved pull requests land as soon as checks pass without an extra trip to GitHub.

Enterprise Review Consumption by Repository

The Reviews tab on the Enterprise Consumption page now groups Devin Review spend by repository with current-cycle vs previous-cycle columns, a search box, and CSV export, making it much easier for enterprise admins to see where their review spend is going.

Devin Review Breakdown in v3 Consumption API

The v3 consumption API now reports Devin Review as its own line item in the product breakdown alongside sessions and indexing.

Categorization and Subcategories

Session categorization and subcategories are now generally available for every workspace, giving you a consistent way to organize and filter your Devin sessions.

Pinned Organizations Sync Across Devices

Your pinned organizations are now stored server-side and follow you across every device and browser you sign in from.

Session Message Permalinks

Every message in a session now has its own shareable link, so you can point teammates directly at the exact moment you want them to see.

Larger Attachment Uploads

Session attachments now support files up to 75 MB, up from the previous 20 MB limit.

Higher-Quality Wiki v2

Wiki v2 now uses stronger reasoning, subagents, and agentic page writers to produce noticeably better documentation, and shows the ACU cost of the last generation so you can see exactly what each refresh costs.

Guardrails V3

Our new pattern-based guardrail prompts significantly reduce false positives while keeping the same level of protection.

Ask Sub-mode Renamed to Q&A

The Ask sub-mode is now simply labeled “Q&A” to better reflect what it does.

Consolidated Session Header Menu

Session header links are now grouped into a single hyperlink menu for a cleaner, less crowded header.

Faster Syntax Highlighting

Code blocks across the app now render with an incremental, worker-based syntax highlighter for noticeably faster and smoother highlighting on large files.

Scroll Restoration

Navigating back through the app now restores your previous scroll position so you land where you left off.

Japanese Localization Refresh

Japanese localization strings have been refreshed across the webapp.

MCP Marketplace Upgrades

The MCP marketplace now includes a Recommended section, smarter Figma discovery, and a shared interactive OAuth flow that shows connection status and errors directly in chat as you install servers.

MCP Audit Logs

Enterprise audit logs now cover MCP server updates and secret link and unlink events for better visibility into integration changes.

Session ACU Hard Caps

Enterprises can now set a hard upper limit on total ACUs per session, with an acknowledgement modal and real-time validation so users always know when a session is approaching the cap.

Cerebras Now Enterprise-Ready

Cerebras is now available as an enterprise-ready inference provider for organizations that want to use it for their Devin workloads.

US Privacy Controls

Devin now honors Global Privacy Control signals and supports CCPA and CPRA opt-out requests for customers in the United States.

Refreshed Settings Layout

Insights, identity provider, and several other enterprise settings pages have been migrated to the new settings layout and design system for a more consistent look and faster navigation.

Enterprise Secrets Table Polish

The enterprise secrets table now includes an environment variable column and a build-only toggle, with a simplified layout that removes the Name column and type selector.

Minor Bug Fixes and Improvements

Numerous smaller fixes and polish, including sidebar collapse state persistence, sidebar pull requests loading without a GitHub connection, better multi-PR session isolation, deduplicated Slack file forwarding, quota reset on plan upgrade, billing cycle short-month correction, snapshots sorted alphabetically, an auto-organize tooltip explaining when it is disabled, and the Category beta label and Review beta badge retired for paying organizations.