Devin

Overview

Devin is an autonomous AI software engineer from Cognition. You hand it a task — a bug, a ticket, a failing CI run — and it works in its own virtual machine to build, test and open a pull request. You can run it in the cloud, iterate locally in Devin Desktop or the Devin CLI, or tag @Devin in team chat.

Main features

• Cloud agents: each session gets its own Windows, Mac or Linux VM to build and test, and Devin records itself clicking through the result.
• Desktop and CLI: work with Devin on your machine alongside cloud sessions; large tasks can be split across parallel cloud agents.
• Review and code maps: Devin Review looks for bugs and vulnerabilities before merge, and DeepWiki maps a codebase.
• Integrations: Slack and Microsoft Teams for requests, GitHub for failing CI, Jira and Linear to turn tickets into pull requests, plus MCP.
• Models: frontier models from several providers and open models, plus Cognition’s own SWE-2. The faster SWE-2 Flash is free in Devin Desktop and CLI until November 30.

Pricing

• Free: $0, with a light agent quota, limited models, and unlimited inline edits and Tab completions.
• Pro: $20 per month, with higher quotas, frontier models and Devin Cloud; extra usage is billed at API prices.
• Max: $200 per month with much higher quotas.
• Teams: $80 per month plus $40 per full developer seat, up to 200 users.
• Enterprise: custom, with SSO and VPC deployment. Quotas refresh daily and weekly.

Who it is for

Engineering teams that want to delegate well-defined work — bug fixes, test coverage, small features, CI repairs — and review the result as a pull request.

How to start

Connect one repository, give Devin a small, testable ticket with clear acceptance criteria, and review its pull request and recording before trusting it with larger work.

Things to note

Agent quotas run out faster on long tasks. Keep secrets out of prompts and give Devin the least repository access it needs. The site lists SOC 2, ISO 27001 and FedRAMP for enterprise buyers.

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