Devin Cloud: Quote Elements from HTML Attachments

Choose Your Own Default Agent

Settings > Preferences now has a Default agent setting: pick the Devin mode new sessions you start in the web app use, or keep following your organization’s default. You can also star a mode in the agent picker to make it your default, and it applies to sessions you start from Slack too.

Quote Elements from HTML Attachments

You can now quote part of an HTML file Devin attaches: pick an element in the rendered preview, add a note and send it, the same way as in the browser Preview tab.

Prompt to Switch the Interface Language

Users whose browser is set to Japanese, Spanish or Portuguese are asked, in that language, whether to switch Devin’s interface to it.

GitHub Issue Assignment Triggers and @Devin-prefix Filter

GitHub issue automations can trigger when an issue is assigned or unassigned and filter on the assignee. GitHub triggers can also filter on whether a comment, issue, pull request or review starts with an @Devin mention.

LLM Filter in the v3 API and Terraform Provider

An automation’s LLM filter (llm_check) can now be configured through the v3 automations API and the devin_automation Terraform resource.

Turn on Automatic Reviews from a Pull Request

On a session’s PR card, Analyze now reviews the pull request and keeps reviewing it on every push, with a one-time analysis available from the arrow next to it. On a pull request Devin has not reviewed yet, Review PR lets you turn on auto-review for that PR, for all your pull requests or (admins) for every pull request in the repository. When an earlier commit was reviewed but not the latest, the review page says which commit was last reviewed and offers to review again once or on every push.

Suggest a Change from the Diff

Selecting lines of a diff on a GitHub or GitLab pull request in Devin Review now offers Suggest change, which opens a review comment prefilled with a suggestion for those lines.

Finding Status Updates in the v3 API

The code scan finding status API (dismiss, resolve and reopen findings, single and bulk) is now part of the public v3 API.

Scan-complete Summaries by Slack DM or Email

The scan-complete summary is announced and delivered as a Slack DM when Slack is connected, and by email otherwise.

Private Sessions from Microsoft Teams Channels

Messaging Devin privately in a Teams channel now starts a session and sends you a private card with the session link. You can move the conversation into a channel thread, where Devin quotes your message and summarizes what it has done, or keep it private and follow it in the web app.

Sensitivity-label Policy: Unlabeled Files and Files MCP

Enterprise admins can let Devin read images and other files that cannot carry a sensitivity label while the Microsoft Teams attachment sensitivity-label policy is on, and can open a short visual guide to what people see in Teams for unlabeled, allowed and blocked files. The policy now also applies to file reads through the Microsoft 365 Files MCP.

Playbooks Are Moving to Skills

Playbooks are becoming Skills, and accounts move one at a time. When your account moves, each playbook becomes a skill with the same instructions, the Playbooks pages become read-only with a link to the skill each playbook became, and the Playbooks API reads and writes the skill, so automations, @playbook mentions and !playbook macros keep working. New accounts created from October 24, 2026 start with Skills and have no Playbooks.

SharePoint Support in the Microsoft 365 Files MCP

The Microsoft 365 Files MCP can now find SharePoint sites, list their document libraries, and browse, read and write files in them using the scopes you already grant. The Microsoft 365 skills cover SharePoint document libraries, batched mail reads and a clearer confirmation flow for writes.

Redesigned Customize Page

The Customize page has been redesigned. You get a page for each layer you administer (yourself, your organizations, your enterprise) with one search across its skills, rules, hooks, MCPs and plugins. A layer’s plugin list now includes everything a wider layer installs for it, plugins that still need an MCP connection are listed first and can be connected from their row, a plugin’s details list its Required and Optional dependencies so you can install or connect them from there, and items from a layer you manage can be edited in place.

Download and Read Blueprint Files

Blueprint files can be downloaded from Settings > Blueprints > Files, and their contents read through the v3 API for organization and enterprise blueprints. Saved browser profiles are excluded.

Blueprint Schema Errors Shown Inline

When you save a blueprint that is valid YAML but does not match the blueprint schema, the editor shows the error directly under the YAML, naming the field and the problem.

“Received Feedback” Rows Open the PR Comment

Clicking a “Received feedback from …” row in a session opens that pull request comment, following your PR link preference. Rows covering several comments expand to show each one.

Quote a Devin Review Finding into the Chat

In a session’s PR review, each Devin Review finding has a “Quote in chat” button on its inline comment and in the findings list, and Cmd+I quotes the open inline finding into the chat.

Devin Review Supports Bitbucket Cloud

Devin Review now supports Bitbucket Cloud. Connect a Bitbucket Cloud workspace under Settings > Connections: review webhooks are installed automatically, with the install status and a Refresh button in the connection’s details, and members can link their personal Bitbucket Cloud account so Devin Review posts as them.

Merge Past Repository Rules You Are Allowed to Bypass

Users whose GitHub account may bypass a repository’s merge requirements can now merge a blocked pull request directly from Devin Review, after confirming.

Reactions on /devin Review Comments

Commenting /devin review on a GitHub pull request now gets a 👀 reaction when the review starts and a 👍 when it completes.

Resolved Counts in Analytics Only Include Findings Fixed in Code

Devin Review analytics now count a finding as resolved only when it was fixed in code, by a later push or by Devin. Findings dismissed by a reviewer and duplicates no longer count, so resolved numbers will be lower.

Support Lite Mode in Devin Oncall

Oncall responders and incident investigations can now be configured to run in Lite mode.

Request-access Link for Repositories Not Yet in Devin

Enterprise admins can set a “Request access link” under Settings > Connections, with an optional separate link for GitHub and for GitLab. Members see it next to repositories that are not connected to Devin yet when picking a repository.

Gerrit Webhooks Installed Automatically

Connecting a Gerrit server now sets up Devin’s webhook on the projects the service account is allowed to configure, when the server has the webhooks plugin. Projects where it cannot are reported with the reason.

Hook Matchers Written as a List

A hook matcher written as a list of strings now matches any of them, not only the first.

Non-Latin Organization Names

Organizations can now be created with names in Japanese and other non-Latin scripts.

Clearer Work Log While Devin Works

The current step in the work log shows what Devin is doing as soon as that summary is ready instead of “Deciding action”, and status lines no longer narrate internal housekeeping.

Devin Oncall Is Now Generally Available

Devin Oncall is now available to all organizations. Responders watch your Slack or Microsoft Teams channels and PagerDuty incidents, triage new alerts, bug reports and support requests, and investigate them using your telemetry tools, code, deployments and runbooks to post a likely root cause and recommended next actions. Devin can also join incident channels to keep investigating and maintain a self-updating incident report, and recurring Oncall reports summarize incidents investigated, issues identified and fixes shipped. Find it under Oncall in the sidebar; organization admins connect tools and manage responders.

Rules Editor for Devin Review

Review settings has a new rules editor: exclusions and review rules sit in one list of expandable rule cards, and their targets are picked inline.

Clearer Notice for Unreviewed Changes

When a pull request was reviewed at an earlier commit and newer commits have not been reviewed, Devin Review now says “Latest changes haven’t been reviewed” instead of “Devin hasn’t reviewed this pull request”, and offers “Review now” to run a one-off review of the latest commit without turning on automatic review for the pull request.

CI Status for Commits, Branches and Tags

Devin can now check CI status for a commit, branch or tag (for example a post-merge run on main), not only for a pull request, on GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket Cloud and Data Center. Bitbucket build statuses are now visible to Devin on pull requests and commits.

Webhook Auto-install Results for GitLab and Bitbucket Data Center

The webhook settings for GitLab (with automatic webhook install enabled) and Bitbucket Data Center now show what the last automatic install did for each project or group and flag hand-made Devin webhooks that would cause duplicates.

Propose Edits to Shared Plugins and Skills

Devin sessions can now propose edits to organization and account plugins and skills even when the session’s creator can’t edit them. An admin with the right permission approves the change.

Attachment Classification by Sensitivity Label

Enterprise admins can configure Microsoft Teams attachment classification once per enterprise; it applies to every organization in the enterprise. Files with an allowed Microsoft sensitivity label are shared with Devin and files with a blocked label are rejected; unlabeled files and SharePoint or OneDrive links ask the sender to classify them before Devin receives them, and the card explains when a file was not shared and why.

Recover a Crashed Session from Teams

When a Devin session crashes, Microsoft Teams posts a message in the thread saying so, and replying in the same thread retries the session.

Teams Admin Alerts

Settings → Microsoft Teams warns when a Teams admin has blocked the Devin app and explains how to allow it. Admins who manage Teams get a Notification Inbox alert when their connection needs attention or when a Teams automation stops receiving messages from its channel.

Teams Tag Mentions

Devin can mention a Teams tag (for example @Design Reviewers) when it posts to a channel through the Microsoft 365 MCP, so everyone in the tag is notified.

Clearer Group-chat Permissions

In Teams group chats, members who can’t message the chat’s existing Devin session now see why.

Turn Off Nightly Memory Dreaming

You can now turn off nightly memory dreaming from the Memory tab while keeping personal memory on in your sessions.