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@KLQuietComj7p · Desktop
Curious about SWE-1.7 in Devin Desktop? Pro users can try it for free and experience strong benchmarks - but how does it perform in real coding work?@latentlocal · Cognition
Need help controlling extra usage on Devin? Learn how to set limits and manually select when to burn credits for specific projects and tasks.@thatREAguy · Cognition
Devin's control plane is getting a major upgrade with OpenAI, streamlining Claude, Grok, and other integrations for a seamless experience.@mhedevag · Cloud
Imagine a dream coding agent that combines Devin's standard routing with OpenAI and Anthropic subs, all for a standard $20-50/month plan - a game-changer for the market.@stuartchaney · Cognition
Devin automation can save significant time and money, with one user reporting a daily cost of under $1.50 for automated log analysis and issue fixing.@cognition · Cognition
GE Aerospace is leveraging Devin to boost engineering output, with one team nearly doubling its productivity, and is using the platform to optimize routes, reduce fuel consumption, and monitor anomalies.@Algorithon · Desktop
A user's experience with the free SWE-1.7 and GLM-5.2 models offered by Cognition for the next month, noting that these models do not count towards the daily or weekly usage quota.@dabit3 · Cloud
Cloud agents are becoming the new standard, with about 90-95% of merged PRs at Cognition already coming from cloud agents, indicating a potential industry-wide shift within the next 6 months.@DomAtSiteSage · Cognition
Recalling when Devin AI was first introduced as a $200 subscription, sparking surprise and skepticism, only to prove its value over time.@lgsreal · CLI
For the next month, Cognition is offering free access to its SWE-1.7 and GLM-5.2 models in Devin Desktop and CLI, allowing users to test these models on real tasks without incurring additional costs.@markfenner · Cognition
GE Aerospace sees nearly doubled engineering output with DevinAI, demonstrating the potential of AI-powered automation in critical industries.@markfenner · Cognition
Devin Automations can turn failed CI checks into active investigations and repair workflows, streamlining the development process.@jonathan_gelin · Cognition
Devin's peers are pushing for standardized plugin formats, with one key initiative being the agent-plugins-spec repo, which could streamline AI tool development and improve compatibility.@Domeaster24 · Desktop
Curious users are looking for information about what's coming next for Devin Desktop, with some considering upgrading to a max plan.@PeterJThomson · Cognition
Devin users are eager to see integration with Teams, enabling seamless collaboration and communication@santhreal · Cognition
Some users are noticing that certain features, such as swe 1.7 and GLM 5.2, are no longer available for free in Devin, even for Pro plan subscribers.@SirAlexthomson · Desktop
Devin Desktop users on Pro plans are experiencing issues with silent failures when sending messages to agents, prompting concerns about reliability and support.@addisonhuddy · Cognition
Devin's narrow focus on AI coding is paying off, with users praising its effectiveness in software engineering use cases@ben_ai_eng · Cognition
Devin users can now enable offline support with just a few clicks, making it easier to work on-the-go@itamarsharify · Desktop
Devin's seamless integration with desktop apps makes it easy to capture ideas on-the-go and pick up where you left off@bnistordev · Cloud
Devin user runs 12-hour end-to-end test on their product, highlighting the potential of automated testing with AI@Chris_Wozniczek · Desktop
Get the inside scoop on Devin from a power user - what do you want to know about this AI coding agent?@_heyshoo · CLI
Some users prefer more advanced models like Sol over smaller/cheaper models, highlighting the importance of model selection in AI coding tasks.@VihaanJagiasi · Cloud
The concept of cloud agents in Devin inspired by ovens - run tasks in the background and come back to results