Devin Cloud · Continuity · Apr 27 – May 3, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud: Stacked Review Permissions
Two releases shipped this week, bringing changes to review permissions and skill commands. The main change helps enterprise admins control how Devin Review engages with pull requests. These updates are useful for enterprise administrators and users who work with skills and pull requests.
May 1, 2026 · May 1, 2026
This release introduces stacked review permissions, skill slash commands, and auto-attach large paste. It also redesigns the Jira project mapping modal and improves Linear team mapping. Additionally, it includes failing CI check names in the prompt alongside review findings and adds an origin field to the v3 API session response. Other changes include support for an include_deleted_orgs parameter in enterprise session endpoints and the ability to revert an organization from declarative environment configuration.
Official release notes
Stacked Review Permissions
Enterprise admins can now assign tiered PR Review access levels to their organization members: manual-only review, automatic review on PR creation, or automatic review on every push. This gives administrators granular control over how and when Devin Review engages with pull requests across their organization.
Skill Slash Commands
You can now invoke skills by typing /name in the prompt input, in addition to the existing @mention syntax. Skills are grouped by repository in the dropdown for easier discovery.
Auto-Attach Large Paste
Pasting a large block of text into the prompt input now automatically attaches it as a file instead of filling the text box, preserving any message you’ve already typed.
Jira Project Mapping Redesign
The Jira project mapping modal has been redesigned with a fixed header and scrollable content area, making it easier to configure mappings for organizations with many Jira projects.
Auto-Fix Includes CI Checks
The “Auto-fix with Devin” button on pull requests now includes failing CI check names in the prompt alongside review findings, giving Devin more context to resolve issues in a single pass.
Linear Team Mapping Improvements
The default organization is now optional when configuring enterprise Linear team mappings, and unmapped teams can be explicitly cleared to “None” instead of requiring a catch-all mapping.
Session Origin in API
The v3 API session response now includes an origin field indicating how the session was created (webapp, Slack, API, or CLI), making it easier for API consumers to categorize and filter sessions programmatically.
Deleted Orgs in Enterprise Sessions API
Enterprise session endpoints now support an include_deleted_orgs parameter, giving enterprise admins visibility into sessions from organizations that have been removed.
Snapshot Revert for Declarative Setup
Users with the ManageOrgSnapshots permission can now revert an organization from declarative environment configuration back to classic configuration, without needing the broader ManageOrgSettings permission.
April 29, 2026 · April 29, 2026
This release revamps the blueprint authoring experience and introduces an enterprise commit email lock. It also removes PR auto-close and introduces hybrid comment mode in Devin Review. Other changes include auth-type badges in Git connections, a Slack trigger message in sessions list, and a redesigned PR digest list. Additionally, double-clicking the plus button in the prompt input now directly opens the file attachment picker.
Official release notes
Revamped Blueprint Authoring Experience
The blueprint editor has been redesigned with a shared layout, per-section play buttons, and a bottom terminal drawer. You can now deep-link directly into a repo’s blueprint editor, making it faster to author and test environment setups.
Enterprise Commit Email Lock
Enterprise admins can now require all member commits to use the user’s primary email. The lock is enforced across snapshot setup, session creation, and PR digest commits, helping enterprises keep commit attribution consistent for audit and compliance.
PR Auto-Close Removed
Devin sessions no longer automatically close their pull requests when the session ends. Open PRs now stay open by default so you can manage their lifecycle yourself, with no surprise closures.
Hybrid Comment Mode in Devin Review
When Devin Review is opened alongside a Devin session, review comments now default to hybrid mode — anchored to specific lines where possible and falling back to file-level comments otherwise — instead of forcing one or the other.
Auth-Type Badges in Git Connections
The git connection filter dropdown on the repository permissions page now shows a PAT, App, or OAuth badge next to each connection, making it easier to disambiguate connections that share a name.
Slack Trigger Message in Sessions List
Sessions started from Slack now display the user’s triggering Slack message in the sessions list instead of the system prompt, making it easier to identify Slack-launched sessions at a glance.
PR Digest List Redesign
The PR digest list has been redesigned with a cleaner layout that matches the sessions list view, making it easier to scan and navigate through pull requests.
Double-Click File Attachment Picker
Double-click the plus button in the prompt input to directly open the file attachment picker, skipping the intermediate menu.
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