Devin Cloud: Clearer Machine Startup

Clearer Machine Startup in the Computer Tab

The Computer tab now says the machine is being provisioned while a session’s VM is starting, instead of showing a connection failure, and waits up to roughly five minutes for slow-starting machines.

Sidebar Keyboard Navigation

Arrow keys now move between every sidebar navigation row, including items in the More menu, and screen readers announce them as a single menu.

Nested Sidebar Groups Stay Expanded

Expanded nested session groups in the sidebar stay expanded after you refresh the page.

Neutral Primary Buttons

Primary buttons across the app now use a neutral style instead of blue.

Teams Parity Improvements

Emoji reactions on Devin messages in Teams (including channel threads) are now forwarded to the session. Devin sees the recent Teams conversation when you reply in a thread or chat that already has a session. PR links in Devin’s messages include a Devin Review link for organizations with Devin Review enabled. When a conversation moves from Teams to the Devin webapp or Desktop, the Teams thread shows a notice linking to where it continued. Devin no longer posts a “went to sleep due to inactivity” message, and shared-channel threads note that Devin can only see messages that @mention it.

PagerDuty Integration for Oncall and Automations

Connect PagerDuty to Devin to trigger automations on incident events (triggered, acknowledged, resolved, and updated) and to let Devin act as an oncall responder that triages PagerDuty incidents and posts its investigation as incident notes.

Jira Site Picker

Connecting Jira with an Atlassian account that belongs to more than one Jira site no longer fails; after signing in, Devin shows the sites you can access and lets you pick the one to connect.

Datadog MCP on the Stable Endpoint

The Datadog MCP integration now uses Datadog’s stable /v1/mcp endpoint. Existing installations can adopt it via “Update from marketplace” in MCP settings and keep their region; users of the OAuth-based Datadog server need to reconnect once after the update.

21 New Zero-Config OAuth MCP Servers

21 new one-click integrations in the MCP marketplace — including Dropbox, ClickHouse Cloud, Lucid, Typeform, Coda, GitBook, Railway, Retool, Smartsheet and Make — each connecting through OAuth with no API keys or setup steps.

Unified Plugin Marketplace

Browse marketplace now lives in the Customize page’s tab bar and shows one list across your scopes: Install lets you pick which scope to install to, cards say where a plugin is already installed, and a ”+” adds it to other scopes you manage. The official marketplace loads without separately granting your organization access to its public repository, and a short introduction appears the first time you visit Customize.

Customize Editor Improvements

Skill and rule rows open an editor with Preview, Edit, and Version history tabs; removing or uninstalling a plugin asks for confirmation first. Customize shows only the configuration layers you can edit, with plugins your organization or enterprise requires shown as read-only “Required by organization” / “Required by enterprise” sections. Skills from plugins not activated in a session appear greyed out in the / and @ menus.

Devin-Managed Personal Plugins

Plugin install approval cards in the worklog now show the plugin’s marketplace name, contents summary, and logo, distinguish approval from successful saves and installs, and offer a “View plugin” link to open the item in Customize. Devin can install a plugin from a bare GitHub repository URL and save personal skills, rules, MCP configurations, and hooks from files.

Effective Membership in Member Lists

Enterprise admins now see everyone who effectively belongs to an organization — including users granted access through IdP/SCIM group mappings — in the enterprise Members page and each organization’s Members page. Group-derived access is labeled with the granting group.

Safer Secret Defaults

New secrets default to Personal for non-admins, and creating or importing organization secrets asks you to confirm that everyone in your organization can use them.

Idempotent Session Creation

The v1 Sessions API accepts an optional idempotency_key; repeating a key returns the original session, and if creation with that key is still in progress the API returns 409 so the caller can retry shortly. The legacy idempotent boolean is deprecated.

Azure DevOps Citations

Source citations in Devin Wiki for Azure DevOps repositories now open the correct file, linking to the exact commit the wiki was built from.

Archiving Closes Child Sessions’ PRs

Archiving a session now also closes the open pull requests of the child sessions archived with it; they are listed in the archive prompt so you can choose which to close.

Multi-PR Dropdown in the Sidebar

Sidebar sessions with several pull requests in the same state now show a dropdown listing each PR, with the same details as the session header’s PR popover.

Open Changes and PR Files as Diffs

In a session’s Changes and PR tabs, file paths are clickable while Devin’s machine is online: clicking opens the file’s diff in the embedded editor, with a button to view the full file.

Desktop Tab on Touch Devices

The Desktop tab now works like a remote desktop on iPad and other touch devices (tap to click, drag, long-press for right-click, two-finger scroll). When Devin is asleep, the last screenshot fills the pane and hovering it offers a one-click “Wake up Devin” action.

Continue in a New Session after a Machine Failure

Hard-blocked machine-failure cards now offer “Continue in a new session” alongside “Try restart”, with a note that machine-local files and running processes do not transfer.

Composer Code Chips

Typing `code` in the message composer reliably turns the text into a code chip, Undo turns the chip back into plain text, and a backtick typed inside a chip becomes part of the code.

Cleaner Chat Rendering

A question you or a teammate answered now shows as that person’s normal chat message. In sessions where you are the only participant, Devin’s avatar and name header are hidden (hover a message to see its time) and appear once someone else joins.

Faster Tab Switching

Switching between the Progress, Diff, and PR tabs inside a session is roughly twice as fast, the Progress tab keeps your selected step, and switching no longer slows down as more pull-request tabs are kept open.

Queued Messages Survive Idle/Resume

Messages queued in a session are no longer lost when the session goes idle and resumes.

Simplify Devin Review PR Summaries

Devin Review’s top-of-page analysis is now a short, behavior-focused summary (one to two sentences plus up to five bullets) instead of a long implementation walkthrough.

Improve Progressive Disclosure of Review Findings

Review findings keep concise summaries while offering an optional “Learn more” section with a plain-language explanation, a concrete example, and a recommended fix; whole findings can be copied.

Re-scan New Commits and Bulk Remediate via MCP

Devin can re-run an existing code scan on just the new commits and fix several findings in one go, from a session or any Devin MCP client.

Webapp Answers Mirrored to Slack

Answers to Devin’s questions given in the web app now appear in the linked Slack thread.

Slack Controls in the Sidebar

Link a session to Slack, or turn Slack sync on and off, from the session’s ”…” menu in the sidebar without opening the session.

Sync to Teams from the Webapp

Sessions connected to a Teams chat can turn syncing on and off from the composer, the sidebar, and the command palette, the same way Slack sync works.

Teams Improvements

mute now fully disconnects a session from the chat and unmute or mentioning @Devin reconnects it; a “Detach session” card appears when Devin goes to sleep in DMs and group chats; Devin shows an “Approve deployment” button when it asks to deploy; and the Teams settings page includes the keyword tutorial and thread-mode setting.

Regex Matching in Text Fields

Automation text fields can use case-sensitive regular expressions (Google RE2 syntax).

Grayed-Out Templates

Templates that need an MCP server or integration your organization hasn’t set up stay visible but grayed out, with a hint explaining what to connect.

Update Approvals Show a Diff

Approving an automation update now shows exactly what changes: added, removed and modified triggers and actions, settings as old → new, and prompt edits as a line diff.

Automations Page Refresh

The Automations page opens on a “Mine” tab by default, empty tabs show the creation options in place, creating an automation or on-call responder opens in a side panel, and the preflight-check card and script editor have been redesigned.

Marketplace Updates

The Meticulous MCP server is out of beta, and Intercom now connects with an access token.

Plugins

Plugins bundle skills, rules, hooks, and MCP servers into a single installable package so you can customize how Devin works and share that setup across your team. Install plugins from the marketplace in Settings → Marketplace or from a repository, for your organization or your whole enterprise; plugin details show where a plugin comes from (pinned commit or tracked ref and folder) and which scopes have it installed, and skills from a newly installed plugin are available in the / and @ menus right away. Every install shows a security notice describing what the plugin can do and asks you to confirm you trust its source. Org and enterprise admins can mark plugins as required or available, and organizations inherit enterprise-managed plugins automatically.

Environment Build Attention

Enterprise admins can see which organizations need attention on the Environment page — consecutive failed builds, no usable snapshot, and a “Needs attention” filter — plus a “Last build failed” filter for repositories in an organization’s environment settings.

Roles and Access

Roles whose only remaining assignments are expired service users can be deleted. Members with an Ask-only role (such as “DeepWiki Only”) can see their past Asks in the sidebar, and view-only roles’ session lists are restored.

Git Bash on Windows

On Windows machines, Devin runs commands under Git Bash by default (PowerShell remains available on request, and is used when Git Bash is not installed).

Blueprint Suggestions

Devin validates proposed repository blueprints (YAML and schema) before suggesting them, and the setup guide lists the optional Clone step.