Devin Cloud: Memory and dreaming

Memory and dreaming

Devin now remembers what it learns about you and your work across sessions. Memory is personal to you and not shared with your organization; you can review its files and turn it on or off from Settings > Customization > Memory. Each night Devin reviews your recent sessions and refines what it remembers under Recent dreaming sessions in the Memory tab. Org admins can turn memory on or off for their organization, and enterprise admins can force it on or off for every organization.

Session resume window is now 14 days

Sessions can be resumed for 14 days after they go to sleep (previously 30 days). Session history remains available after that; starting new work from an older session requires a new session.

Font family and size settings

Settings > Appearance now lets you choose the font family and font size used in the session transcript and editor.

Command palette and Find

Command palette actions now show their keyboard shortcuts, and Cmd/Ctrl+F in a session reaches more content, including collapsed tool output and PR descriptions.

Transcript diff cards for large edits

When Devin rewrites a large file, the transcript now shows a real diff instead of a ‘file replaced’ summary; edits above roughly 5,000 lines show line counts only, and temporary files created and deleted within one step no longer appear as changes.

Notification settings and inbox

Settings > Notifications now gives every notification type its own switch, and the inbox adds All/Unread tabs, a mark-as-read icon, muting a notification type directly from a row, and a hover preview from the bell icon.

User preferences sync across apps and devices

Most user preferences (dismissed banners, Review scope, sidebar and wiki toggles, last repository selection, and more) are now stored on the server, so they follow your account across the web app, Devin Desktop, and devices instead of being saved per browser.

Hide Microsoft Teams sessions from your team

The “Hide from team” session action now also works for sessions started from Microsoft Teams, so teammates won’t see them in team views like All Sessions.

Repository AGENTS.md loaded on setup

When Devin sets up a repository, it now reads the AGENTS.md at the repository root and follows its instructions for the session.

Attachment links in PRs

Attachment URLs Devin posts into PRs use your tenant domain on dedicated tenants, and on Enterprise plans they no longer expire after 7 days.

Devin Ultra available regardless of data retention setting

Devin Ultra is now available to all enterprises with the Ultra preview enabled, including those with zero data retention; previously Ultra was unavailable when a data-retention restriction was in place.

Manage findings permission

A new Manage findings permission for code and security scans lets admins control who can change finding status or dismiss findings, separately from who can run scans.

Create scan and Create profile with Devin

The Security page’s Create scan and Create profile buttons offer Generate with Devin (describe what to scan and Devin drafts the configuration) or Manual, and the scan and profile sheets use the updated form layout.

Scan findings in the session language

Scans started from a session via /scan write their findings in the language of the session instead of always English.

Failure notification backoff

When an automation keeps failing, failure notifications are sent on a backoff (after the 1st, 3rd, 9th… consecutive failure) instead of on every run, and resume on the next success.

Slack write-back posts attachments inline

Automations that reply to Slack now post images and files Devin produces inline in the Slack message, and Devin’s Slack tool embeds images directly instead of linking.

Microsoft Teams

DM sessions are private by default; non-enterprise connections default to all channels of teams where the app is installed (adjustable in Settings > Connections); and the note posted when an archived session is disconnected includes a reconnect link.

Team sync

Group and team sync from identity providers is more reliable: removed members are purged from preview on the same run, and sync no longer stalls on groups that fail to resolve.

Only allow connecting admin-configured MCPs

The enterprise setting that stops members from connecting their own remote MCPs is now called ‘Only allow connecting admin-configured MCPs’. Admins can add an MCP with Access set to Personal so each member signs in with their own account, including URL-only MCPs.

Microsoft 365 MCP

Microsoft 365 MCP sign-in uses account selection instead of forcing re-consent, no longer sends users to ‘Approval required’ after admin approval, and guest users can’t be DMed through the connector.

Atlassian MCP v2 endpoint

The Atlassian (Jira/Confluence) MCP connector uses Atlassian’s v2 MCP endpoint.

Org-level Agent capabilities

Admins can enable agent capabilities for specific organizations, instead of these being set only at the enterprise level.

Secrets sheets

New secret and Bulk add in Settings > Secrets use the updated sheet layout with clearer scope selection.

Devin Wiki in Thai

Devin Wiki can now be generated in Thai. Enterprise admins can enable it under Settings > Code Indexing > Languages.

Notification Inbox

Devin now has a notification inbox. The bell in the sidebar collects notifications about your sessions, such as when Devin finishes working or needs your attention, and opening a session marks its notifications as read. A new Settings > Notifications page lets you choose which notifications you receive in the inbox and which are also pushed to your phone. On mobile web, the bell opens your notifications full-screen.

Command Palette Refinements

The ⌘K palette lists the same navigation pages as the sidebar, with the same names and icons, lists settings pages directly (not individual settings), and when a pull request’s review is open in a session’s workspace pane its actions (copy link or branch, open in Devin Review or GitHub, convert to draft, close) are available from the palette. The C then L / C then B copy shortcuts also work in the review tab.

Sidebar Polish

Right-clicking a session opens its menu next to the row; the Automations filter is a single choice; the list refreshes sooner after clearing a search; and on mobile web the session list keeps its order while the sidebar is open.

Transcript Layout Fixes

Message bubbles and wide tables no longer overlap the timeline ticks on the right edge, and wide tables no longer jump sideways shortly after a session opens. File reference chips for same-named files show enough of the path to tell them apart, with the full path on hover.

Preview Chips Are Links

Browser preview chips in the worklog are now links: Cmd/Ctrl-click or middle-click opens the session’s preview in a new tab.

Issue Card Titles Link to the Issue

Clicking the title on Linear, Jira and Pylon issue cards now opens the issue.

Merge Queue Status Across the App

The PR header shows an orange “Queued” state while a pull request is in the merge queue; Devin Review has a “Remove from queue” button; the “Re-queue PR” prompt clears once the PR is queued; the “In merge queue” session status is grey; and a session with a stack of PRs shows “Stack is approved” only when every open PR in the stack is approved.

Private Key Strings Are Redacted More Aggressively

When a saved secret contains a private key, Devin now redacts each line of the key in command output, so the key stays hidden even when only part of it is printed.

Microsoft Teams

Teams notifications and chat previews for Devin’s card messages now say what the card is about instead of “Card”; after you link your Devin account, the “account isn’t linked” notice confirms the connection, offers the organization picker and lets you resend your message with one click; messages you send from the web app into a Teams DM with Devin appear as sent by you; and Devin can see existing reactions when it reads Teams channel, thread and group chat history.

Slack

Files you asked for are uploaded into the thread while supporting documents are linked to the session, so threads stay compact; the first message of a session started from Slack shows @Devin instead of the bot’s user id; and clicking a Devin button in Slack without access to the organization now shows a short message instead of failing silently.

Refreshed Plugin Rows and Logos

Plugin rows in Customize and the marketplace have a more compact look with app-style logo tiles and say whether a plugin is installed or recommended; the plugin details panel lists skills in two columns and leads with example prompts when a plugin provides them. MCP and plugin logos use one consistent tile and stay visible in dark mode.

Devin Review Permissions

Enterprise admins can grant the “Manage review rules” permission to custom organization roles. Editing an organization’s Review rules and exclusions requires that permission (members with only Review use access see them read-only), and applying suggested edits or changing a pull request’s auto-review setting requires Devin Review permission.

Security Profiles: Teams Group Chats

Security profiles have a Group chats setting under Microsoft Teams that controls whether Devin can read the group chat it was mentioned in, separately from channels.

Settings Dialogs Use the Updated Form Styling

Dialogs across Settings (automations, readiness, code review, code scans, sessions, workspaces, credentials and access, outposts, environments, gateway, review, plugins and blueprints) now share one form layout with inline validation. The blueprint Upload file dialog shows the generated environment variable as a read-only field with a copy button, and the webhooks receiver guide matches the API Quick start.

Analytics

ACUs per merged PR now counts merged PRs created in the selected period, and “per session user” counts users who started sessions; “previous period” comparisons always cover the same number of days immediately before the selection; trailing averages are weighted by usage; “Active users” on Overview and the Local tab include people whose usage was free; the Review tab’s repository usage counts only the period’s days; the Local tab has standard drilldowns and no organization filter; drilldown changes are coloured by whether the change is good for that metric; numbers use one format with one decimal place; tooltips match the calculations; and failed charts show an error with Retry. Oncall appears only for organizations that have Oncall or Oncall usage.

Terminal Tab in the Session Workspace

The session workspace has a new Terminal tab for running commands on Devin’s machine. The Files tab can now be opened while Devin is asleep, and opening Files or Terminal wakes Devin.

Keyboard Shortcuts and Command Palette

The Settings → Keyboard shortcuts page is now available to everyone. Mark the current session done (or not done) with ⌘⇧E / Ctrl+Shift+E, and actions from a session’s … menu can be found by typing in the command palette (⌘K).

Open HTML, PDF and SVG Attachments in a New Tab

HTML, PDF and SVG attachments have a new “Open in new tab” action that opens the file on a page of its own, with the filename as the tab title, instead of downloading it.

PR Hover Cards in the Owning Session

Hovering a pull request link shows its PR card even in the session that created or took over it.

Preview Quote Box Stays on the Picked Element

In Preview, the element highlight and quote box stay on the picked element when the pane is resized or the page scrolls, and the quote caption box is fully visible near pane edges.

Preview Loads Straight In After Wake

Opening a preview for a sleeping Devin session now loads straight into the app when the session resumes within a few seconds, instead of flashing a loading screen.

Side Chat Attachments

Files attached by a side chat reply now show as attachments.

Slack User-Group Mentions

Slack user-group mentions in Devin’s messages now show up in the webapp as named @group mentions instead of raw text.

Devin Review Effort Levels

Trigger actions can set a Devin Review effort level, and enterprise admins can choose the default effort level in enterprise Review settings.

Repository Access Without Devin Review Permission

Users with repository access can open PRs, inspect diffs and read existing Devin Review findings even without permission to run Devin Review. AI review actions are hidden for them, and the Bugs tab explains how to enable Review.

Azure DevOps Review Summary Threads Are Posted as Closed

On Azure DevOps, Devin Review’s summary comment (including “No Issues Found”) is posted as a closed thread, so it no longer blocks PRs under the “Comments must be resolved” branch policy. Inline findings are still posted as active threads.

PR Links in Devin Review Follow Your Preference

Links to other pull requests inside a PR description or comment in Devin Review follow your PR link preference, so with “open in session” they open as a tab in the session.

Code Scan Findings Page

Severity section headers stay pinned while you scroll, and once you check a finding each header shows a checkbox that selects or clears the whole severity. The select-all checkbox in the bottom bar selects every finding in the current tab, not just the loaded rows. The scan usage card shows how long the latest run took.

Fetch a Single Code Scan via API and MCP

API users can fetch a single code scan by id, including its attachment URLs, through GET /v3/organizations/{org_id}/code-scans/{scan_id}; the Devin MCP code-scan tool has a matching get_scan action.

Microsoft Teams Improvements

The “Devin is working” status is a compact single line showing the current step; click it to see the full worklog. With “post as yourself” enabled, messages that quote another message are posted under your name too. When a file shared in Teams can’t be opened, Devin recommends connecting the Microsoft 365 OneDrive & SharePoint MCP. Automations can grant Teams direct messages.

Bitbucket Data Center PR Reviewers

Devin can now assign pull request reviewers on Bitbucket Data Center, by username, email address or display name.

Customize Points to the Right Tab

Opening an organization or enterprise skill, rule or uploaded plugin from the Personal tab shows which tab to edit it from with a button that takes you there.

Analytics Date Ranges Include Today

The “Last 7 / 30 / 90 days” ranges include today instead of ending yesterday; custom-range calendars match the reporting dates, and dashboard tooltips were rewritten for clarity.