Devin Cloud · Continuity · Aug 24–30, 2026
2 releases · updated
Devin Cloud: Multi-Select Tag Filters and Split Editor Groups
This week, Devin Cloud shipped two releases with various updates, the main change being the addition of multi-select tag filters and split editor groups in the session workspace, which helps users manage their sessions more efficiently. These updates aim to improve the overall user experience. Two releases were shipped in total, bringing several new features and improvements.
August 28, 2026 · August 28, 2026
This release introduced multi-select tag filters, split editor groups in the session workspace, and several other features, including code scan history and validation severities. The MCP marketplace now includes new servers, and install approvals are clearer. A new org permission allows admins to control who can manage personal automations. The authentication platform and login page are also being upgraded.
Official release notes
Multi-Select Tag Filters
The session sidebar now supports multi-select metadata tag filters with per-tag counts, plus a machine-type filter.
Split Editor Groups in the Session Workspace
The session workspace editor now supports VS Code-style split editor groups.
Code Scan History
The scan detail page has a scan history sheet, and redesigned history rows show each run’s profile and cost.
Code Scan Validation Severities
Code scan profiles can now configure which finding severities require validation, with a threshold meter in the profile editor.
New MCP Marketplace Servers
Gmail, Google Calendar, Gamma, and Supabase MCP servers are now available in the marketplace, and marketplace entries now show icons.
Clearer MCP Install Approvals
MCP install approval cards now show the server’s identity, source, and resolved scope before you approve.
Authentication
We are upgrading our authentication platform and login page.
New Org Permission: Manage Personal Automations
Org admins can control who can manage personal automations independently from who can manage system user automations. Account-level automation permissions are also now more granular.
August 26, 2026 · August 26, 2026
This release brought improvements to queued messages, waiting activity status, and undo functionality for folder moves. Accessibility features were also improved, and GitHub link badges were redesigned. Additionally, smarter @mention routing in Slack threads and finer automation schedule controls were introduced, along with the ability to select multiple Slack channels in automation triggers.
Official release notes
Queued Message Improvements
Queued messages are now delivered while Devin is in a long-running wait, and pressing Cmd/Ctrl+Enter while editing a queued message sends it immediately.
Waiting Activity Status
Sessions now show a dedicated “Waiting” activity status while Devin is intentionally sleeping in a wait.
Undo for Folder Moves
Moving sessions between folders now shows an undo toast, and Cmd/Ctrl+Z triggers the newest toast’s Undo action.
Accessibility Improvements
Reduced-motion users now get static/text equivalents for animated elements, and high-contrast support has been improved.
Redesigned GitHub Link Badges
Devin’s GitHub link badges (PRs, branches, commits) have a refreshed design.
Smarter @mention Routing in Slack Threads
@mentioning Devin in a thread now routes your reply to the session you’re subscribed to.
Default Working Org for Slack Channel Sessions
New Slack channel sessions are routed using the mentioning user’s default working organization.
Finer Automation Schedule Controls
Hourly schedules now have a minute selector, and run-once schedules use a date picker.
Multiple Slack Channels in Automation Triggers
Automation triggers can now select and edit multiple Slack channels.
Improve Existing Automations with Devin
A new “Improve with Devin” action lets Devin iterate on an existing automation for you.
Linked Triggering Events
An automation run’s triggering event source now links to its origin (e.g. the Slack message or issue).
Support Jira previous_status Automation Triggers
Jira status_changed triggers can now filter on the previous status, and the new status is optional.
Security Section
Code scan pages moved from /code-scan to /security (old links redirect). Scan sessions are listed for the user who triggered them, and archiving a scan’s root session cancels the scan.
Scan Now
A “Scan now” button in the Auto Scan configure dialog starts a scan immediately.
Batch Remediation via v3 API
New v3 API routes support batch remediation of findings at the org and enterprise level.
Allow PRs to Be Opened by Session Participants Configuration
A new org setting, “Allow PRs to be opened by session participants”, lets sessions open PRs as a validated session collaborator.
Streamlined MCP Marketplace Install and OAuth Connect
Installing an MCP server from the marketplace is now a single streamlined flow: install cards stay visible through approval, and the OAuth screen opens directly from the card.
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