Devin Cloud · Continuity · Jun 29 – Jul 5, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud adds Diff Line Permalinks and renames !agent
Two releases shipped this week, bringing changes to help developers collaborate more effectively. The main change is the addition of Diff Line Permalinks, which allow users to share direct links to specific lines in a Devin Review diff. This update helps teammates point to exact code locations.
July 3, 2026 · July 3, 2026
This release includes several new features, such as Diff Line Permalinks, a renamed Slack !agent command, and improvements to Slack sync notifications. It also adds service user automations, a snapshot build trigger, and a security scan remediation API. Bug fixes include issues with virtualized Review comments and terminal LF-to-CRLF conversion.
Official release notes
Diff Line Permalinks
You can now share direct links to specific lines in a Devin Review diff via the URL hash — useful for pointing teammates to exact code locations.
Slack !agent Renamed to !normal
The !agent Slack bang-command has been renamed to !normal for consistency with the standard Devin mode naming.
Slack Sync Toast Improvements
The Slack sync notification toast now has clearer copy, can be dismissed per-tab, and includes a “don’t remind me” opt-out.
Service User Automations
Service users can now create and manage automations via the API, enabling programmatic automation workflows.
Snapshot Build Trigger
snapshot_build:completed is now available as an automation event trigger, letting you kick off workflows when a new environment snapshot finishes building.
MCP Run-As-Creator Warning
Automations now display a warning when a user-scoped MCP server is selected but run-as-creator is turned off, helping avoid permission mismatches at runtime.
Code-Snippet Telemetry Audit Log
Changes to code-snippet telemetry settings are now recorded in the customer-facing audit log.
Security Scan Remediation API
The v3 API now supports endpoints for remediating security scan findings.
API Default Devin Version
API-created sessions can now specify a default Devin version, giving teams programmatic control over which Devin version runs their workloads.
Git-Backed Blueprints
Blueprints can now be backed by a Git repository, letting you version-control and collaborate on environment configurations alongside your code.
Blueprint Permission Descriptions
Blueprint permission names and descriptions now clearly indicate their scope, making it easier to understand what each permission controls.
Hover Copy for Tables
Markdown tables in sessions now display a copy button on hover, letting you quickly copy table contents to your clipboard.
Bug Fixes
This release also includes fixes for virtualized Review comments hijacking scroll, diff-viewer partial-expand into file boundaries, collapsed worklog diff-stat clipping in WebKit, desktop VNC reconnection after session wake, terminal LF-to-CRLF conversion on non-PTY flush, PAT-authenticated webhook error comments now being allowed, and various other UI polish improvements throughout the app.
July 1, 2026 · July 1, 2026
This release includes fixes for issues like the Slate editor crash on mobile and voice recording button visibility on narrow screens. New features include a no-access permission popover, auto-review scoped to your PRs, and persist model selection. It also adds network access requests, GitLab mention-only comments, and Slack thread sync.
Official release notes
No-Access Permission Popover
When your connected account lacks write permission on a repository, Devin Review now shows a clear “no access” popover explaining what’s needed instead of silently failing.
Auto-Review Scoped to Your PRs
The auto-review user preference now applies only to PRs you author, so enabling it won’t trigger automatic reviews on other people’s pull requests.
PR-Link Preference
Users can now control whether in-session PR links open in the Devin tab, in GitHub, or in Devin Review.
Persist Model Selection
Your chosen default model is now remembered when you select it in the agent picker, persisting across page reloads.
Network Access Requests
In network-restricted sessions, Devin can now request access to specific domains. The request surfaces to you for approval, removing the need to preconfigure every domain.
GitLab Mention-Only Comments
Devin now respects mention-only PR comment settings for GitLab merge requests, reducing notification noise for teams that prefer targeted mentions.
Slack Thread Sync
Sessions can now sync messages bidirectionally with Slack threads. A confirmation prompt appears for busy threads, and global sync is enabled by default for new sessions.
Unarchive on Mention
Mentioning @Devin in a Slack thread for an archived session now automatically unarchives it so you can continue the conversation.
Slack Commands Anywhere
Slack bang-command macros (like !ultra or !fast) are now recognized anywhere in your message, not just at the beginning.
Inline Mute Reminder
The mute/quiet-mode reminder now appears inline in the session footnote instead of as a separate message, reducing clutter.
MCP Read-Only Mode
The secure-mode profile UI now includes a toggle for restricting MCP servers to read-only access.
Improved Webhook Trigger Setup
The automation editor now shows the webhook URL and secret inline before you save, so you can configure the external service first.
Usage Analytics: PR Ratio Chart
A new weekly Devin PR ratio chart with repository filtering is available on the Repositories analytics tab, along with CSV export and improved number formatting across all analytics tables.
Skills Analytics
A new enterprise-level skills analytics page shows skill usage patterns, adoption rates, and performance across your organization.
ACU Limit Audit Trail
Organization ACU limit changes are now recorded in the customer-facing audit log, giving enterprise admins full visibility into limit adjustments.
Read-Only Scan Profiles
Enterprise-managed scan profiles now render as read-only in child organizations, preventing accidental modifications to centrally managed security policies.
Analytics Page Improvements
Analytics time-range and filter selections now persist in the URL for easy sharing, and the organization picker in productivity dashboards supports pagination for enterprises with many organizations.
Redesigned Environment Page
The environment page is redesigned with platform filters, an active snapshot grid layout, and platform-specific icons for better discoverability of your build configurations.
Cross-Platform Repository Cloning
Organizations can now clone configured repositories on every available build platform, not just the default — enabling consistent environments across Linux, macOS, and other platforms.
Bug Fixes
This release also includes numerous bug fixes across the platform — including fixes for the Slate editor crash on mobile, voice recording button visibility on narrow screens, Review header alignment, IDE frame layering over dialogs, MCP OAuth redirect handling, mentions preserving spaces correctly, false “Installation out of date” banners on fresh MCP installs, blueprint drawer state preservation, unsubscribe link routing for enterprise emails, and various UI polish improvements throughout the app.
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