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Setting up the integration

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First, create a new Jira account just for Devin to use

You have 2 options: Click “Invite people to Jira” and invite the new account. photo Accept the email invite from Jira for your new account. You’ll need to sign out of your existing Jira account in order to accept this invite.
Make sure to use the name “Devin”, not your personal name. This name will show up in all the comments the integration makes.
Make sure to only add this new Jira account to 1 Jira workspace.
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Connect Devin to your new Jira account

Make sure that you’re logged into the Jira account you created for Devin earlier (not your own Jira account), when you complete this step.

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For Enterprise Accounts, configure your Devin org to Jira project mapping

Because Enterprise accounts may have 2+ Devin organizations, this mapping is necessary for the integration to work

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Finally, add the Devin label to an issue!

Add the ‘Devin’ label to any issue - you may need to create this label yourself the first time. Refresh to see Devin’s first response, which should populate within 1 minute. Come back in ~5 minutes for Devin’s full analysis! To start a session from an issue, click on the link Devin provides in the comments. Devin won’t start any sessions until you kicked off the session yourself.
Bulk edit and apply the ‘Devin’ label to start ticket scoping in parallel.
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Why integrate Devin with Jira?

Since Devin has access to your codebase, Devin can comment on tickets with:
  • A summary of the relevant code
  • An implementation plan
  • Edge cases or questions about the ticket
Use Devin’s analysis to get up to speed, or just click the provided link to have Devin take a first pass at the PR. Devin has the self-awareness to report 🔴/🟠/🟢 confidence estimates too.
Open the toggles in Devin’s comment for additional information!
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