Devin Cloud · Continuity · Apr 20–26, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud adds Sensitive Toggle for Secrets
This week, Devin Cloud shipped two releases with several updates. The main change is the addition of a sensitive toggle for secrets, which helps users control the visibility of secret values. These updates also include improvements to the progress tab and API session responses.
April 24, 2026 · April 24, 2026
The April 24 release includes a sensitive toggle for secrets, merged multi-edits in the progress tab, and updates to the API session response. It also adds support for wide markdown tables in chat messages. The v3 API session response now includes category and subcategory fields, and a new category filter is available on session list endpoints. Session exports also include these fields.
Official release notes
Sensitive Toggle for Secrets
When Devin requests a secret, you can now toggle whether the value should be masked (sensitive) or visible, instead of it always defaulting to masked.
Merged Multi-Edits in Progress Tab
Consecutive file edits to the same file are now merged into a single entry in the progress tab, showing a combined diff from the original to the final version instead of individual per-edit diffs.
Session Category and Subcategory in API
The v3 API session response now includes category and subcategory fields. A new category filter is available on session list endpoints, and session exports also include these fields.
Wide Markdown Tables in Chat
Markdown tables in Devin’s chat messages can now extend beyond the chat column width, preventing cramped multi-column tables from being unreadable.
April 22, 2026 · April 22, 2026
The April 22 release includes an SSO connection picker, warnings for invalid or expired MCP OAuth tokens, and decoupled repository permissions from git integrations. It also adds a view/manage split for repository permissions, a new ViewAccountConsumption permission, and support for attachments in question answers. Additionally, MCP authentication requests now show success or error status in both the webapp and Slack.
Official release notes
SSO Connection Picker
Organizations with multiple SSO connections for the same email domain now see a picker on the login page instead of being auto-redirected to the first match, letting users choose the correct identity provider.
MCP OAuth Token Expiry Warnings
Invalid or expired MCP OAuth tokens are now flagged with warning banners in the integrations UI. A reconnect button lets you re-authorize without navigating away from the page.
Repository Permissions Decoupled from Git Integrations
Repository permissions are now managed separately from git integration settings with a view/manage split, giving admins finer-grained control over who can modify repository access versus who can manage the underlying git connection.
View Consumption Permission
A new ViewAccountConsumption permission separates read access to usage and consumption data from billing write access, allowing admins to grant visibility without full billing control.
Attachments in Question Answers
File attachments are now included when you answer Devin’s prompts. Previously, attached files were silently dropped.
MCP Auth Status Feedback
MCP authentication requests now show success or error status in both the webapp and Slack after completion, so you know immediately whether authorization succeeded.
Merge Time Reduction in Review
The Devin Review page now displays the merge time reduction percentage, showing how much faster PRs are merged with Devin Review enabled.
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