Devin Cloud · Continuity · Aug 17–23, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud: Redesigned Session Page Header
This week, Devin Cloud shipped two releases with various updates. The main change is the redesigned session page header and sessions sidebar, which helps users navigate and organize their sessions more efficiently. These changes aim to improve the overall user experience.
August 21, 2026 · August 21, 2026
This release includes a redesigned session page header and sessions sidebar, as well as other updates such as a refreshed chat visual design, nested sub-Devin sessions, and a hideable sidebar. It also introduces new features like session subscribers, inline session rename shortcut, and stop Devin shortcut. Additionally, it includes fixes like the duplicate findings fix and clearer findings. The release also adds new v3 scan API endpoints and supports enterprise MCP servers. Private network MCP servers are now available for dedicated deployments. Other updates include the ability to replace secret values in place and new MCP marketplace entries.
Official release notes
Redesigned Session Page Header
The session page header is more compact, with tags and session hierarchy built in.
Redesigned Sessions Sidebar
The sessions sidebar has been redesigned with customizable nav tabs, grouping, richer filtering, and a cleaner session list.
Refreshed Chat Visual Design
The chat interface has a refreshed visual design.
Nested Sub-Devin Sessions
Sub-Devin sessions are now shown as a nested tree in the sidebar.
Hideable Sidebar
The sidebar can be fully hidden and peeked on hover.
Session Subscribers
Follow and view others’ sessions, with subscriber-based sidebar organization and filtering.
Inline Session Rename Shortcut
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Option+R on a session page to rename the session inline.
Stop Devin Shortcut
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Backspace to stop Devin while it is working.
Default Org Picker in Slack DMs
In Slack DMs with Devin, you can now set your own default organization with the !org picker.
Bearer Secrets for Automation Webhooks
Automation webhooks can now authenticate with an Authorization: Bearer secret.
Duplicate Findings Fix
Resolved a regression in Devin Review that led to findings being reported multiple times.
Clearer Findings
Improved clarity and conciseness of Devin Review findings.
Change a Scan’s Profile
You can now change a code scan’s security profile from the UI.
Scan Effort Selection
Choose a scan effort (normal/deep) on the ingest scan form, and set it via the v3 API.
New v3 Scan API Endpoints
The v3 API can now trigger an incremental (diff) scan immediately and accepts multiple repos on ingestion scan start.
Finding Resolution Notes
A finding’s resolution note is now shown in the UI, and a one-time “Scan new commits” action is available when automations are unavailable.
Enterprise MCP Servers Support
Enterprise admins can now configure an MCP server once at the enterprise level and make it available to the organizations they choose, in Settings → Connections → MCP. An organization’s own installation of the same server overrides the enterprise version.
Private Network MCP Servers for Dedicated Deployments
For dedicated deployments, Devin can now use MCP servers that are only reachable inside your own network: both the OAuth authorization flow and Devin’s calls to the server travel through your private network tunnel instead of the public internet. Enterprise admins can also upload the private certificate authority bundle that Devin should trust for that traffic.
Replace Secret Values in Place
Enterprise-scoped secrets can now have their values replaced in place.
New MCP Marketplace Entries
The New Relic MCP is now available in the MCP marketplace, and the Mintlify Index MCP is out of beta.
August 19, 2026 · August 19, 2026
This release includes model degradation notifications, lightbox improvements, and attachment preview actions. It also speeds up the PR tab and adds CI failure shortcuts. The preview tab has been renamed to Browser, and muting a Devin session in Slack now moves it to the webapp. Other updates include automation schedule timezones, a scan mode filter in code scan, and a new MCP marketplace entry.
Official release notes
Model Degradation Notifications
In Ultra sessions, Devin now notifies you when the lead action model degrades or recovers.
Lightbox Improvements
Image lightboxes now show filename captions, an image counter, and clickable prev/next arrows; review comment images open in a lightbox on click.
Attachment Preview Actions
Attachment previews now offer both copy link and copy content.
Faster PR Tab
PR diff files are now virtualized, speeding up session switching with the PR tab open.
CI Failure Shortcuts
Worklog “CI failed” rows now open the PR review tab with checks expanded.
Preview Tab Renamed to Browser
The session preview tab is now labeled “Browser”.
Slack Mute Moves the Session to the Webapp
Muting a Devin session in Slack now disconnects it from the Slack thread and continues it in the webapp.
Automation Schedule Timezones
Automation schedule triggers now store their timezone.
Scan Mode Filter in Code Scan
The scans list can now be filtered by scan mode (discover/ingest).
Group(s) Column in User Metrics Export
The user metrics CSV export now includes a Group(s) column.
Git Provider Connection Details
On the git provider settings pages (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), clicking a connection now opens a detail sheet with connection info and management actions in place.
New MCP Marketplace Entry
The Cello MCP is now available in the MCP marketplace.
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