Devin Cloud: Redesigned Model Picker

Redesigned Model Picker

The model picker has been redesigned into a single organized menu where you can choose a capability, toggle Fusion, adjust speed, and switch modes.

Slash Commands in the Message Box

Typing commands like /btw and /queue in the message box is now more discoverable, including a new /ask command that switches the session to Ask mode.

Playbook Previews in the Message Box

Hovering over a playbook macro in your message now shows a preview of its contents, with a button to copy the full text.

Start Windows Sessions from Slack

A new !windows command lets you start a session on a Windows machine directly from Slack.

Approve Network Access Requests from Slack

When Devin requests access to a blocked network destination, you can now approve or deny the request directly from Slack.

Clickable Finding Counts in Devin Review

Finding counts on PR cards are now clickable and take you straight to the relevant findings in the embedded review view.

Required Approvals at a Glance

Devin Review now shows how many approving reviews a pull request requires.

Redesigned New-Scan Flow

Starting a code scan now uses a streamlined flow with support for single-repository, multi-repository, and bulk scans.

OIDC Identity Tokens

Devin can now authenticate to cloud services using short-lived OIDC identity tokens.

API Additions

The API now supports unarchiving sessions and creating ingestion-mode code scans at the organization and enterprise level.

Bug Fixes

This release also includes many smaller fixes and improvements, including faster DeepWiki MCP question answering, links shared from Slack rendering correctly in chat, a clearer Approve button for environment changes, the session “Code files” tab renamed to “Editor”, easier text quoting, and various UI polish across the webapp.

Smarter Linear Thread Handling

Replies in different Linear comment threads are now routed to the correct Devin session, and follow-up work on the same issue continues in the original session for better continuity.

Automations Consumption Visibility

A new Consumption tab on each automation shows the ACUs used by sessions the automation has started, so you can track the cost of your automated workflows.

Slack Channel Improvements for Automations

When configuring an automation’s monitored channels, Devin can now automatically join public channels you select, and you can grant access to all public channels at once.

Safer MCP Access Changes

Switching an MCP server from personal to Organization access now shows a warning step explaining that your connection will be shared with other members before you confirm.

Review Usage in Consumption Analytics

Consumption analytics now shows what triggered each Devin Review run, making it easier to attribute review usage.

Improved Quoted Attachments

Quoting text from files or previous messages has a refreshed look, and clicking a quote reopens it on the original surface with the relevant lines highlighted.

Performance Improvements

The webapp loads faster and stays responsive in long sessions, including faster boot, smoother work logs, and better handling of large diffs.

Devin Outposts

This release introduces Devin Outposts, a new capability for running Devin workloads in your own environment. It is disabled by default — contact your Cognition representative if you are interested in enabling it.

Quicker Access to Enterprise Settings

Enterprise admins can now jump to enterprise settings pages, including from a child organization, using the cmd+K command palette.

Code Scan Profile Filters

The scan profiles tab now supports filtering profiles by type and mode.

Snapshot Build History Filters

Snapshot build history can now be filtered by build status and platform.

API Additions

Enterprise member API responses now include each member’s enterprise join date, and organization consumption endpoints now report ACUs used by Devin Review.

Bug Fixes

This release also includes many smaller fixes and improvements, including icons on the enterprise MCP server list, the ability to switch an automation between session types after creation, clearer error messages, and various UI polish across the webapp.