Devin Cloud: Knowledge Moves to Skills

Knowledge Is Moving to Skills

Knowledge is being migrated to Skills. Your existing Knowledge notes are converted automatically into skills in a knowledge plugin for each scope (organization, enterprise, or personal), with their content unchanged and their folder structure preserved; Devin uses them in sessions the same way it used the notes. Once an organization is migrated, its Knowledge page shows the legacy notes read-only and points to Customize → Skills, where you can view and manage them. No action is needed; the migration is rolling out gradually.

Filter Sessions by Origin

The sidebar session filters now include Origin, so you can show or hide sessions by where they were created: Slack, Web, API, Jira, or Linear.

Command Palette: Open Devin Review from a PR Link

Paste a pull request link into the Cmd+K palette and press Enter to open that PR’s Devin Review.

Smoother Screen Recordings

Ask Devin to record at a higher frame rate and its screen recordings capture at up to 60 fps, so animations and scrolling look smooth in demos while keeping Devin’s test-case annotations. Default recordings are unchanged.

Email Notifications for Enterprise and Security-Profile Organizations

Devin can now send email notifications to members of the same organization for enterprise organizations and organizations with a security profile.

Enterprise API: Audit-Logs Pagination

The total field in the Enterprise API audit-logs list response is no longer populated (returns null). Use has_next_page / end_cursor to paginate.

Azure DevOps Server Support

Organizations can connect Azure DevOps Server 2020/2022 collections with a personal access token from the Azure DevOps settings page.

“Require Session Access for PR Comments” Org Setting

Org admins can require that PR comments only reach Devin sessions the commenter has access to, under Settings → Devin → Pull requests. Enterprise admins can enforce it for all organizations.

Perforce: Workspace Follows Connection Changes

When a Perforce depot path is removed from an organization’s connection, running Devin sessions lose access to it on their next Perforce command; the session’s workspace is narrowed automatically and the command is retried.

@-Mentions and Session Links in Microsoft Teams

Devin can now @-mention people in its Microsoft Teams replies so they get notified. Sessions linked to a Teams thread show a Teams indicator in the session header, and “connect your account” messages take you to your Connections settings.

Plugin Management in Customize

Plugin version history shows readable diffs and a file tree for every version. You can download a plugin you uploaded as a .zip, edit skills and rules from organization plugins directly on the Skills and Rules pages, and share a direct link to a plugin from the address bar.

MCP Connection Status and Reconnect

Each MCP server now shows how it is authenticated, with a Reconnect action to redo authentication without uninstalling. Public MCP servers that offer optional sign-in (such as Context7 or Clerk) are marked ready instead of asking you to sign in, and org-owned MCPs where each member connects their own account also appear under Organization so admins can manage them.

Connect Enterprise MCPs with Your Own Account

Developers can authenticate enterprise MCPs that use individual OAuth from All organizations → Customize → MCPs → Personal, then use that connection across the applicable organizations.

New in the MCP Marketplace: ActiveCampaign

ActiveCampaign lets Devin manage contacts, campaigns, automations, and deals in your account.

Grafana (OAuth) Plugin Support

Grafana (OAuth) connects to Grafana Cloud’s hosted MCP server with no API key or Docker setup; the Docker-based integration remains available as Grafana (stdio).

Live Voice Mode

Voice calls with Devin now run on a live speech model. Starting a call drops you straight into the call controls (with a ringtone while connecting), holding Space to talk works right after muting, and Devin’s spoken replies stay in order in the transcript. When a session is connected to Slack, the thread shows who is on the call and how long it lasted instead of Devin’s internal voice notes.

Sessions Wake as You Type

A sleeping session starts waking up as soon as you begin typing in its composer, so Devin is usually ready to work the moment you press send.

Copied Messages Keep Their Formatting

Copying a Devin message now preserves formatting when pasted into email or documents, still pastes as Markdown into code editors, and keeps bullets and links when pasted back into the Devin composer. Transcript copies include each speaker’s name.

Configurable Send Shortcut

Choose whether Enter or Cmd/Ctrl+Enter sends a message under Settings → Personal → Send shortcut. The preference applies across Devin’s composers.

Skipped Questions Are Shown as Skipped

When Devin moves on from a question before you answer, the transcript (and the Slack thread, for Slack-connected sessions) now shows the question as skipped, with what was asked, instead of “User answered: (no answer)”.

Reboot VM from the Sidebar

Sessions that lose their VM now show a “Reboot VM” action in the sessions sidebar instead of a generic blocked or finished state.

Agent Mode Icons in the Sidebar

You can show each session’s agent mode as an icon in the detailed sidebar. Enable Agent mode under Properties → Property visibility; it is off by default.

Redesigned Session Dialogs

Session dialogs — including the confirmations for stopping a session or closing its PRs — have been restyled to match the rest of the app.

Security Bugs Are Always Checked in Devin Review

Devin Review now always checks for security bugs in every review; the “Security scan” toggle has been removed from Settings › Review. Whether security bugs are posted to GitHub remains toggleable.

Slack User-Group Mention Triggers for Automations and Oncall

Trigger automations and oncall responders when a Slack user group is mentioned. Select a group or enter its Slack ID manually, and optionally restrict matching to specific channels.

Admins Can Opt into Allowing Automations on Public GitLab Repos

GitLab connections now have an “Automation scope” setting. Org admins can choose “All connected repos” to let automations access public-visibility GitLab projects on that connection.

Install a Personal Plugin from a Directory

Devin can now install a plugin from a folder on its machine (for example an attachment you sent it, once unpacked), not only from a GitHub repository URL.

Read-only Customize View

Members who can view Customize but have no layer of their own to install into see a read-only view of what’s configured. When no plugins are available to browse, the Browse view explains that admins can add plugins instead of showing a blank list.

MCP Secrets Are Now Managed in the MCP Page

Settings → Secrets shows a banner explaining that MCP server credentials moved to each server’s page, with a button to the right surface and a docs link.

Teams Improvements

Devin sessions attached to Microsoft Teams format replies for Teams (tabular data is sent as file attachments), include images pasted earlier in a thread when Devin is mentioned, and respond faster to new conversations. Picking new or org from the / command menu now works in personal and group chats, and the first-session welcome card suggests tagging @Devin in Teams when your organization has Teams connected. When Devin isn’t connected to your Teams organization or a team wasn’t fully set up, the bot now explains how to fix it.

Connection Page Titles

Browser tab titles on Settings → Connections detail pages show the integration name (e.g. “Microsoft Teams”) instead of “Settings”.

Blueprint Source in the v3 API

The v3 blueprint API lets you choose whether a repository blueprint is managed from .devin/blueprint.yaml in git or from Devin’s database (source: “git” | “database” on create/update) and reports the current mode in blueprint responses.