Devin Cloud: Reveal Child Sessions Switch

“Reveal Child Sessions” Switch in the Sidebar

The sidebar’s Properties menu has a “Reveal child sessions” switch; turn it off to keep child sessions hidden under their parent until you expand it.

Side Chats: Queue or Interrupt, and the List Persists

You can now send messages while a side chat is working: send to interrupt it or queue to run after it finishes, as in the main chat. Older side chats stay in a session’s side chat list after a reload or reconnect.

Setup Steps on Secret Request Cards

When Devin needs an API key from you, its request card now shows step-by-step instructions for getting it.

Redesigned Share Artifact Dialog

The Share artifact dialog has a new layout: set the link name and publish, then see the link name and URL with an inline copy button, sharing options and a “General access” row showing who in your organization can view the artifact.

Ask Screenshots Carry into the Agent Session

Screenshots attached in Ask now carry over automatically when you create an Agent session from the thread.

Customizations Tabs in Settings Search

Settings search now finds each Customizations tab (Plugins, Skills, MCPs, Hooks, Rules, Memory) and opens that tab.

Gerrit Changes in “PRs Needing You”

Gerrit changes you own or review now appear in Devin Review’s “PRs needing you”, matched to your Gerrit account by verified email.

Repository Shown on Findings and in Scan Details

The finding detail sheet names the finding’s repository with a link to it, and the Scan details popover lists every repository in a multi-repo scan.

Sort the Security Repositories Table

Sort the Security Repositories table by repository name, number of open findings, or last scan time from the column headers; the sort is kept in the page URL. Long repository names show in full on hover.

Session Sharing: Account Defaults and an Organization Cap

Admins can set the default visibility for new sessions to “Account, read-only” or “Account, read and write”, for the enterprise or per organization, and can limit session sharing to the session’s organization.

Pylon Connection: Allowed Organizations

Enterprise admins can limit which organizations can use the Pylon connection.

Gerrit Permission Sync

Gerrit connections can now sync Gerrit group membership and project access into Devin repository access, like GitHub and GitLab member sync. New Gerrit connections use a long-lived service account password that Devin exchanges for short-lived tokens (requires Gerrit 3.13+).

Jira Admin Connection Finishes in the App

Connecting Jira as an admin now finishes inside the Devin app for the person who started it, and any problem during the connection is shown on the Jira settings page in your language.

Machine Catalog and Machines Tab

The enterprise Machine catalog settings show OS icons per platform and tier names with slot counts, and the Machines tab shows one row per platform with a dropdown to pick the machine.

Enterprise Environments Page Loads for Large Enterprises

The Environments page for large enterprises no longer times out; the organization list sorts by name only.

Log Out of All Devices

Log out of the web app, Devin Desktop, the CLI and the mobile apps on every device at once from Settings → Connections.

Enterprise Multi-organization Incidents

Enterprise admins get an Oncall tab in Enterprise Settings to enable incidents across multiple organizations and route PagerDuty incidents to the right organization; incidents turn on there automatically.

PagerDuty Incidents Start from the PagerDuty Slack Channel

PagerDuty incidents now start from the Slack channel PagerDuty creates, with no time limit on how late the channel appears. The PagerDuty incident source now requires a Slack channel name prefix matching the channel names set in PagerDuty. New PagerDuty responder triggers start with an empty filter.

Service User Slack Apps: Watch Channels, DMs, Icons, Enterprise Setup

Automations and oncall responders that run as a service user with its own Slack app can watch channels that app is in (including private channels you’re in), reply in DMs when the responder allows them, and post answers when installed org-wide on Enterprise Grid. You can upload an icon for the app, and enterprise admins can set up Slack apps from the Enterprise service users page.

Manage Oncall Role Can Edit Responders

Members whose role grants Manage Oncall (without Manage Automations) can now fully load and save the Oncall responder editor and incident settings.

Devin MCP: Run Automations and Oncall as a Service User

Devin can now create automations and Oncall responders that run as a specific service user. Terraform devin_automation and devin_oncall_responder resources with run_as = “organization” no longer show drift on every plan.

Plugins Show an Installing State

Plugins show “Installing” on the Marketplace card, in Customize and in the / menu until indexing finishes, and refresh their resources automatically when done.

Plugin MCPs Honor oauthResource

Plugin MCP declarations now honor oauthResource, so a web plugin can omit the OAuth resource parameter for authorization servers such as Microsoft Entra that reject it.

GitLab Fine-grained Personal Access Tokens

Viewing merge requests and Devin Review now work with GitLab fine-grained personal access tokens, and repo permissions set by GitLab group list their repositories with these tokens. Line counts and reactions are not shown until GitLab adds GraphQL support.

Slack-synced Sessions Start with the Session Title

Sessions synced to Slack from the composer now start with a top-level message showing the session title and link (updated on rename), with your prompt and all replies in its thread. Sessions linked to Slack later use the same format.

Teams Messages Retried on Connection Failures

Devin’s messages in Microsoft Teams are less likely to be lost during a brief connection failure.

V3 API: Memory_enabled on Session Create

The v3 create session API accepts memory_enabled: false to keep memory off for that session and its child sessions. The grants API no longer lets anyone change or remove a secret owner’s own access to that secret.

Clearer Read-only Access in the Composer

Viewers who can read but not write to a session now see that they lack write access in the composer, and “Continue in a new session” is offered only when the new session will be able to read this one.

”Fix with Devin” Links to the Session

On a blueprint build page, the “Fix with Devin” toast links straight to the session handling the fix when the batch lands in one session, and points at the rows otherwise.

Multi-repo Scans up to 1,000 Repositories

The per-scan repository cap for code scans is raised from 500 to 1,000 in the UI and the API.

Auto-scan Controls and Schedules

Auto-scan can be turned on or off from a session’s Findings tab, a scan’s auto-scan schedule is shown in the scan detail and the Devin MCP get_scan tool, and the threat-model lead offers weekly or monthly incremental scans when it finishes.

Findings Improvements

The Findings tab’s quick-wins card shows a carousel of recommended findings’ summaries, and the organization Findings page opens as a session tab with a “Chat with Findings” entry point.

”Not in” Slack Channel Conditions

Slack channel conditions in Automations accept “not in”, so a trigger can exclude a list of channels.

Automations Settings Refresh

The Automations settings page gets an Automations icon, empty states, a default-policy setup flow and consistent row actions; the intro dialog adds a Preflight checks step; and network-policy edits now apply to the automation’s already-running sessions.

Multiple Files in One Slack Post

Devin’s Slack tool can attach several files to a single post_message.

OAuth Discovery from the Server’s 401

When an MCP server answers 401 mid-session, Devin starts OAuth from the resource_metadata it advertised, including servers whose handshake is public; a URL installation saved without auth asks the server how it authenticates; and OIDC locations are tried after a non-404 at the RFC 8414 URL.

Filter Repositories by Provider ID in the API

The v3 repositories endpoint accepts a provider_repository_id filter.