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February 13, 2026
Visual Refresh and PolishThe overall design has been improved and polished across the product. Some button locations have been minorly adjusted, but these changes do not impact the product functionality.Devin Fast ModeA new “Fast Mode” option is now available in the agent picker, delivering ~2x faster responses with the same intelligence at 4x ACU per session.Devin Review: Batch CommentsWhen replying to PR review threads, you can now check “Start a review” to batch multiple review comments before submitting them all at once.Devin Review: Code Changes from ChatThe Devin Review chat agent can now propose code edits directly in the conversation. You can review the suggested changes, then apply them as a commit to the PR branch without leaving Devin Review.Secure Mode for All OrganizationsSecure mode is now available for non-enterprise organizations. When enabled, Devin loses native internet deployment capabilities. You can find this setting under “Security settings” on the Customization page.Skills SupportDevin now recognizes and uses skills defined in your codebase. Skills provide reusable instructions that Devin can activate, search, and invoke during sessions to follow your team’s preferred workflows.AskDevin Modes ImprovementsAskDevin now has Ask, Plan, and Codemaps modes. The agent has new advanced code search capabilities that produce more accurate results. You can see the status of Devin sessions created from AskDevin.Settings SearchA search bar has been added to the settings sidebar, making it easy to quickly find any settings page by name or keyword.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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February 6, 2026
Schedule from the Input BoxYou can now quickly create a scheduled Devin session directly from the input box. Use the “Schedule Devin” option in the context menu or switch to the “Create schedule” tab in Advanced mode to set up recurring sessions without leaving the home page.Enterprise Organization SelectionThe enterprise landing page has been redesigned with a cleaner organization list, member counts, and sorting options for easier navigation across your enterprise.Devin Review: Auto-Review SettingsAuto-review configuration is now accessible as a settings popover directly in the PR header, making it faster to enable or disable auto-reviews per repository.Devin Review: Hide Comment HighlightsA new setting in the code diff viewer lets you hide comment highlight boxes for a cleaner reading experience when reviewing code.Git Permissions UpdateRemoved the ability to index repos in the primary organization for enterprises.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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February 3, 2026
Scheduled DevinsYou can now create recurring Devin sessions that run automatically on a schedule. Configure frequency, prompt, and playbook from the new Schedules page in settings, and receive email notifications for schedule events.Devin Review: Draft PR SupportDraft PRs now show a “Ready for review” button, allowing you to mark PRs as ready for review directly from Devin Review.Devin Review: File Comments and @MentionsYou can now add file-level comments from the file header menu and use @mentions when editing existing comments in Devin Review.Settings Sidebar ReorganizationThe organization settings sidebar has been reorganized with clearer section headers including “Devin’s resources,” “Membership,” “Settings,” and “Integrations” for easier navigation.Per-Product Consumption Analytics APIThe v3 analytics API now includes a per-product breakdown of Agent Compute Unit consumption alongside existing totals. See API Release Notes for details.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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January 22, 2026
Devin Review LaunchDevin Review is a reimagined interface for understanding complex PRs. Devin review groups related changes together logically, detects copied code, detects bugs and security issues, and an embedded PR chat interface.Repo Setup AI SuggestionsThe repository setup flow now provides inline AI-powered suggestions for setup commands, helping you configure repositories faster with less manual effort.Sessions API EnhancementsNew API endpoints allow you to retrieve session details by ID, send messages to active sessions, and filter sessions by origin (webapp, Slack, Teams, API, Linear, Jira). See API Release Notes for details.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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January 9, 2026
Session Secrets via APIYou can now provide session-scoped secrets when creating sessions via the API, enabling secure credential management for automated workflows without manual intervention.Native Linear IntegrationDevin now has a built-in Linear tool for organizations with the Linear integration installed. This means you no longer need to install the Linear MCP separately to interact with Linear issues and projects.API Session FiltersAdded new filtering options to the sessions API endpoint, including the ability to filter sessions by user email for better session management and reporting.Syntax Highlighting for Kotlin and Protocol BuffersCode blocks now support syntax highlighting for Kotlin and Protocol Buffers (.proto files), improving readability when working with these languages.Git Settings ReorganizationPersonal git settings have been moved from the “Customization” section to the “Profile” tab in user settings for better organization and discoverability.Playbook Visual DistinctionPlaybooks now have a visual badge in the dropdown menu, making it easier to distinguish between playbooks and other options when starting a session.Machine Setup UX ImprovementsSmall usability improvements to the machine setup flow for a smoother onboarding experience.Copy Context ButtonEach PR now has a “Copy Context” button that provides an AI-generated summary of the agent’s work, context it found, and decisions it made, which is particularly useful when handing off work to other agents.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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December 19, 2025
New Agent UpgradeAll enterprise customers have now been upgraded to the newest version of Devin, powered by the latest architectural and model improvements. The legacy “Agent (old)” option has been removed from the Agent dropdown menu in the input box, ensuring all users benefit from the most advanced capabilities.Enterprise API v3 Metrics EndpointsNew API v3 endpoints for tracking usage metrics and active users across your enterprise. Includes endpoints for sessions, searches, PRs, and daily/weekly/monthly active user metrics with time-series data. See API Release Notes for details.Jira Project Mapping SearchAdded a search filter to the Jira project mapping modal.Child Session IndentationBatch sessions now appear visually indented under their parent session in the sidebar, making it easier to understand session hierarchies and navigate complex multi-session workflows at a glance.Repository Connection WarningsThe repository side panel now displays a warning banner when a repository has a connection issue.Consumption Analytics ImprovementsEnhanced analytics dashboard with extended historical data:
  • Historical cycles chart now displays 12 months of data (up from 5 months)
  • New export functionality for previous billing cycles, enabling better cost analysis and reporting
Computer Use Setting UpdateRemoved the “Only available on the new agent” disclaimer from the computer use setting; this feature is now available across all agent versions.Copy PR Context ButtonNew convenience feature allowing users to quickly copy PR context summaries to clipboard with a single click, streamlining code review workflows and external communication.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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December 12, 2025
Custom Slash CommandsOrganizations can now create and manage custom slash commands that expand into predefined text prompts when used in chat. Features include:
  • Support for modifying default commands like /plan and /review
  • Ability to create entirely new custom commands tailored to your team’s workflows
  • Command management interface for enterprise administrators
Microsoft Teams IntegrationUsers can now interact with Devin directly in Microsoft Teams channels by mentioning @Devin. The integration provides:
  • In-thread responses with updates and questions to help with software engineering tasks
  • Support for mapping Teams channels to specific Devin organizations
Enterprise API v3 EnhancementsNew v3 API endpoints for advanced sessions, organization searches, and improved audit logs. See API Release Notes for details.Service Users Created DateThe service users page now displays the creation date for each service user.Minor bug fixes and improvements
  • The “Connected accounts” section in organization settings has been renamed to “Integrations”.
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December 5, 2025
Data Analyst Devin (Dana)Dana, which is a version of Devin optimized for data analysis tasks, is now available for all users. To use Dana, simply connect a data source via MCP then start asking questions.Enterprise API v3 UpdatesNew v3 beta endpoints and improvements for service users. See API Release Notes for details.Service Users Page ImprovementsUnified role filter combining enterprise and organization roles into a single grouped dropdown for easier filtering on the service users page.Consumption AnalyticsNew backend support for detailed consumption analytics and reporting, providing better visibility into resource usage across organizations.Enterprise Hypervisors Capacity UtilizationThe hypervisor monitoring page now shows usage as a percentage instead of max slots and available slots.Azure DevOps Webhook SupportAutomated PR comments and status updates for Azure DevOps repositories.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the webapp UI, Slack integration, and DeepWiki.
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November 27, 2025
Enterprise API v3 Git Permissions Bulk Create ImprovementsThe Enterprise API v3 Git Permissions bulk create endpoint now accepts up to 200 permissions per request, increased from the previous limit of 100. Additionally, the endpoint now validates requests to prevent common configuration errors:
  • Duplicate detection: Requests containing identical permissions (same connection, repository path, and group prefix) are now rejected with a clear error message listing the duplicates.
  • Overlap detection: Requests containing a repository-specific permission that conflicts with a group prefix permission are now rejected. For example, adding both group_prefix: "myorg" and repo_path: "myorg/repo1" for the same connection will fail, since the group prefix already covers that repository.
These validations help maintain a clean and unambiguous permission model, preventing confusion about which permissions are active and avoiding unexpected behavior when managing permissions.
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November 21, 2025
Enterprise API v2 Pagination Limit Update:
  • The maximum pagination limit for Enterprise API v2 query parameters has been reduced from 1000 to 200 for improved performance and reliability.
  • This change affects all v2 Enterprise API endpoints with pagination, including sessions, members, organizations, groups, and user usage endpoints.
  • The default limit remains 100, with a minimum of 1 and a new maximum of 200.
  • Note: This change does NOT affect the v1 External API.
Advanced ModeReleased Advanced Mode under the “Advanced Features” section, which allows for advanced usage of Devin. Includes features like session analysis, playbook creation and optimization, and bulk knowledge management. The Advanced Mode features respect RBAC; playbook and knowledge modifying features are only available to users with the appropriate permissions.Multi-branch Repository IndexingYou can now index and manage multiple branches per repository, not just the default branch. A new “Manage branches” side panel in the repositories page lets you add or remove branches for indexing, making it easier to keep documentation up-to-date across different development branches.Wiki Branch SelectionRepository wikis now support viewing documentation for different branches. When multiple branches are indexed, a branch selector dropdown appears in the wiki interface, allowing you to switch between branches to view the appropriate documentation for your work.Hebrew Language Support for DeepWikiDeepWiki now supports generating documentation in Hebrew, expanding multi-language documentation capabilities for international teams.Interactive Mermaid DiagramsMermaid diagrams in wikis now support pan and zoom functionality, making it easier to explore complex diagrams. The zoom is limited to prevent over-zooming, and clicking to drag no longer accidentally opens the diagram modal.Steerable Wiki Now DefaultThe steerable wiki feature is now enabled by default for all users. You can customize repository documentation by uploading configuration files to adjust content detail, fix inaccuracies, and match team standards.MCP Usage Tracking for EnterprisesMCP (Model Context Protocol) usage tracking is now available for all enterprise organizations, providing better visibility into how teams are using MCP integrations across the enterprise.Session Insights ImprovementsAdded an “Investigate with Devin” button in the session insights modal, making it easier to dive deeper into session analysis and create follow-up tasks based on insights.Prefix-based Git PermissionsEnterprise administrators can now create git permissions using prefix matching, allowing access to all repositories that start with a specific prefix (e.g., “myorg/frontend-” matches all frontend repositories).Mobile Wiki ImprovementsImproved mobile layout for wiki search bars and other wiki components.Minor Bug Fixes & Quality of Life ImprovementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.

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