Devin Cloud: Sidebar Search and Filters

Sidebar Search and Filters

Sidebar search now shows matching sub-sessions and workflow sessions even when their parent is collapsed; the Updated-time filter no longer defaults to the last month, and the Filters menu uses the available screen height. The session status no longer keeps asking you to review, approve or merge a PR once that step is done.

Transcript Polish

Edit cards show the changed lines even when the edit is far down the file and stream the newest lines while an edit is being written; chained shell commands keep their per-step rows while output streams and when a command fails; large scripted-tool and subagent runs expand instantly; and closing a screenshot viewer keeps your transcript position.

Code Citations Link to the File at the Cited Commit

Cited files show the repository host’s icon, which opens the file at the cited commit on your git provider, including for clones in custom-named folders.

Reliability Fixes in Long Sessions

Fixed the transcript flickering or going blank when returning to a background tab, the transcript scrolling by itself while you read older history, syntax highlighting flashing to plain text when a diff remounts, and skill content not loading when clicking an “Activated skill” entry.

Display Settings Follow Your Account

Settings-table sort order, session list display options, PR review display toggles and the Devin Desktop release channel now follow your account across browsers and devices instead of staying on one machine.

Test Recording Viewer Fullscreen

The test recording viewer has a fullscreen button again.

Perforce Environment Builds

Snapshot builds for large Perforce depots now have up to 3 hours to sync instead of failing after 10 minutes, and builds no longer fail when a blueprint step installs the Perforce CLI itself.

Blueprint Links for Non-GitHub Repositories

The “Open settings” link on blueprint cards now works for repositories hosted outside github.com, and repository setup status is reported correctly when the repository is referenced as github.com/org/repo.

Find Matches File Names and Authors

Find (Cmd/Ctrl+F) in Devin Review now matches file names and folder paths in the diff, including a renamed file’s previous path, and comment authors’ usernames in the Discussion tab.

Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Gerrit and Perforce

Review comments on Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Gerrit and Perforce no longer ask for a 👍/👎 reaction. Azure DevOps Server PR URLs that include the server’s port now work even when the connection was registered without it; ADO links with spaces in project or repository names resolve consistently; and ADO/Bitbucket access failures point to the correct provider integration.

Select All Findings of a Severity

On a security scan, after checking a finding you can click ”+ Select all Critical” (or High, Medium, Low) in that section’s header to select every finding of that severity, including ones not loaded yet, and resolve, dismiss or fix them in one step. The v3 API’s bulk status update accepts the same select_all filter.

Compact Automation Cards in Chat

The “automation created/updated” and approval cards in chat now show a compact, collapsible summary of the automation, expanding to the full details on click. Schedule triggers in the editor no longer break mid-phrase.

Microsoft Teams Access Settings Are Enforced

Microsoft Teams access settings (allowed channels, group chats, direct messages) now take effect: Devin won’t start sessions, reply or post in blocked conversations, and tells the user why. The channel allowlist picker supports searching across all teams or browsing team by team, and Save is enabled only when something changed.

Microsoft Teams Polish

The Teams sync toggle shows which channel a session posts to; Devin can read the group chat it was @mentioned in for context; “Enable posting as you” opens a one-click dialog; Teams-bound sessions no longer see the Sync to Slack prompt and web sessions in Teams-connected workspaces get a one-time Sync to Teams prompt; and the channel picker stays responsive with thousands of channels.

Slack

Slack PR cards turn yellow while a PR is in GitHub’s merge queue; sessions running longer than 30 days keep posting to their Slack thread; and plugin/skill approval requests in Slack, Teams and Linear say what Devin wants to do instead of showing the raw tool name.

GitHub Comments That Start Sessions Get an 👀 Reaction

GitHub PR comments that start a new Devin session now receive an eyes reaction alongside the session link.

Jira: Invalid Webhook Connections Surface Immediately

Invalid Jira webhook connections now show an immediate reconnection reason instead of repeatedly retrying; temporary Jira outages continue to retry automatically.

Bitbucket Data Center OAuth Apps

Enterprise admins can register Bitbucket Data Center OAuth applications in Bitbucket settings (also findable in settings search), letting users link their own Bitbucket Data Center accounts. Create PR from suggested skills and environment suggestions can now commit multiple files to Bitbucket Cloud repositories.

MCP Settings Show Only the Controls You Can Use

Members see a shared MCP’s connection status instead of a Connect button they cannot press; a shared installation is managed only from the tab that owns it (Personal/Organization show your own connection with a link to where it is managed); per-member shared MCPs appear once under Personal; API-key installations no longer offer OAuth sign-in; and “New MCP” on the Personal layer adds the server to your personal plugin.

MCP Connect Card in Sessions

The MCP connect card now stays on screen after you connect, shows the server logo, says whose account a Shared or Personal connection acts as, and can retry a failed connection. Connecting a Shared Google MCP always shows Google’s account chooser so you can pick a service account.

Organization and Enterprise MCP Authentication Editors

Organization and enterprise MCP editors show editable authentication header templates separately from write-only secrets, with safe handling of pasted Bearer prefixes.

Plugin Previews Before Install

Plugins offered to you but not yet installed show their skills, MCPs, hooks, rules and dependencies before install, and managed plugin bundles can contain up to 10,000 files.

Outposts

Opted-in Outpost containers start their browser automatically so browser-opening commands work without manual startup, and Outpost sessions can open the built-in IDE tab.

Devin Mono for Code and Terminals

Code blocks and terminals in the app now render in Devin Mono, a new monospace typeface designed to pair with the app’s UI font. Shell output in the Progress tab uses the same character spacing as the rest of the app.

Read-Only Live Shell Preview

The streaming terminal preview in the worklog is now a read-only text view: clicking it no longer places a cursor or captures keyboard input, text can be selected and copied normally, and multi-line progress bars redraw correctly.

Messages Are No Longer Lost When the Connection Drops

Messages sent to Devin from the browser, Devin Desktop or mobile right before the connection drops (closing the tab, backgrounding the app, a reconnect) are now saved by the server instead of being lost.

Session Preview Cards in the Sidebar

Hovering a session in the sidebar opens a preview card showing the session’s title and status, the last few lines of Devin’s latest response (updating live while Devin is working), the session’s pull requests with their status, and its working directory. PR rows in the card follow your “Pull request links open…” preference.

Sidebar and Command Palette

The sidebar now names the approval a session is waiting on (“Approve skill”, “Approve playbook”, “Approve sessions”) instead of a generic “Approval required”. The Pinned folder has a ”+” button to start a new, already-pinned session, the Filter menu search also matches filter values (typing “cloud” finds the Agent filter), and sessions in the command palette show the same working / unread / attention indicators as the sidebar.

Context Tab

The Context tab now shows the session’s reports and images first; other files fold into one row, and memory opens from a single row.

Session Menu Polish

Unavailable session menu actions are hidden or explain why they cannot be used, and the explanation for Mark done / Stop session appears when hovering the info icon rather than the whole row.

Voice Call Bar Follows the Composer

The voice call bar fills the composer row correctly, including in a narrow pane.

Sharper Testing Recordings and Screenshots

Devin’s testing recordings and screenshots are captured at 2× resolution, so zoomed-in footage stays sharp.

Hardware-Accelerated Emulators in Sessions

Android emulators and other KVM-accelerated tools now start with hardware acceleration on the first try in Devin sessions, with no permission workaround needed.

Ask Devin Recognizes Commented-Out Code

Ask Devin now recognizes when code in its search results is commented out, so it no longer describes commented-out routes, features or settings as if they were active.

Devin Fixes Its Own PRs’ Review Findings Before They Are Posted

When Devin Review reviews a pull request that a running Devin session opened, the findings are no longer posted as review comments right away. They go to that session first: with Auto-fix on Devin fixes what it can, with Auto-fix off it only reports back. While this happens the PR shows a “Devin is addressing Devin Review findings” status. Once Devin is done, only the findings it could not fix are posted as review comments, and the status lists what was fixed; the Devin Review badge and “No Issues Found” summary still appear as before, and code-quality findings stay on the Devin Review page. PRs that no running session owns are reviewed exactly as today.

Resolved Findings Keep the Original Finding

Findings that Devin marks as resolved keep showing the original finding, with Devin’s resolution explanation as a reply underneath.

Remembered Comment Action

Choosing “Comment” or “Start a review” from the comment button’s dropdown in Devin Review makes it the default action for future comments.

Reliability and Navigation Fixes

Returning to a session’s Devin Review tab after a new commit opens the latest analysis, reopening a collapsed session pane keeps your reading position, clicking another PR in a stack follows your PR-link preference, CI check names are no longer cut off by long descriptions, and expanding an “Asked DeepWiki” step in Review chat no longer shows raw snippet markup. Sessions also no longer get spurious “Rate limit exceeded” errors from the Devin Review tools when many sessions run at once.

Scan Finding View Polish

Scan finding summaries no longer show a duplicate “Overview” heading, finding details are left-aligned, and dismissed or resolved findings have a “Reopen finding” button in the footer.

Preflight Checks for Automations

An automation can now run a script after each trigger, before Devin starts. Use it to further validate the event, transform or enrich its data for the session, or skip runs you don’t want. Turn it on under “Before the agent runs” in the automation editor; the script runs in an isolated environment with a configurable timeout, and each run’s preflight result is shown in the run details.

Oncall Lists and Settings

The Oncall Reports tab lists reports in the same format as responder issues, ordered by most recently updated, with a short summary of each report’s latest run. Responders and Incidents lists show relative times with the exact date on hover, and Oncall Skills & Context now opens from a settings gear in the Oncall header and matches Customize.

Devin as a Native Jira Agent

Devin is now available as a native agent inside Jira. A Jira admin installs the Devin for Jira app on the site and links it to your Devin account from Settings → Integrations → Jira. Once linked, assigning a work item to Devin or @mentioning it starts a session, and Devin’s progress and replies appear in Jira’s agent panel; if Devin can’t start (no default organization, missing permission, usage limit), Jira shows Devin’s explanation instead of a generic error.

Microsoft Teams: Sync from the Session Menu and Clearer Setup Messaging

You can now sync a session to Microsoft Teams from the session’s menu in the sidebar, and sessions synced to a Teams channel or group chat show a simple “Sync to Teams” switch, matching Slack. Links from Devin in Teams open your organization’s dedicated Devin domain when it has one, and “link your account” links open a one-click dialog. If your organization hasn’t connected Devin yet, Devin’s Teams welcome messages, replies and help say so with a Connect Devin link and update automatically once Teams is connected; users whose Teams email matches their Devin account are connected automatically on install.

Slack: Buttons Work Across Organizations

Slack buttons on a session thread (network access, environment suggestions, approvals) now work when the session belongs to a different Devin organization than the Slack channel, as long as both are in the same account and you are a member of the session’s organization. Looking up a channel with refresh_cache: true right after inviting Devin to it picks up the new access immediately.

GitHub Team Sync: Managed Repository Access

On connections where repository access is synced from GitHub, the access list shows which GitHub team or role grants each person’s access, manual grants that no longer apply are marked inactive, and blocked users are told that access is managed by GitHub and how to fix it (link their GitHub account or request access on GitHub) — including in the new-session composer. Admins can grant access to playbooks, secrets, budgets, connections and other resources to GitHub teams synced from their organization, git-provider teams in the access dialog are grouped by provider and host, and synced access follows changes to the GitHub org’s default repository permission. Removing a GitHub connection now also removes the group memberships and repository access synced from it.

Skills-Only Repositories Install as Plugins

Plugins → From repository and devin plugins install owner/repo now accept skills-only repositories (skills/<name>/SKILL.md) that have no plugin manifest.

Outposts

Sessions on an outpost now wait for the outpost’s machine to come online instead of failing, with a banner explaining that the session is waiting on your organization’s outpost. Enterprises using Git Manager on Outposts can configure a dedicated IP allowlist for outpost git traffic; if it isn’t set, the existing IP allowlist applies. Admins can also read and set their organization’s default platform through the v3 API (GET/PUT /v3beta1/organizations/{org_id}/default-platform).

Environments and Analytics

Enterprise → Environments shows the latest build status of each platform an organization builds, with a per-platform breakdown on hover. Analytics drilldown tables list every user, organization and repository with paging instead of grouping everyone past the top 500 into “Other”.