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March 27, 2026
Preview Agent ToggleA new “Preview upcoming features” toggle is available in the agent selector, enabling streaming thoughts and faster execution. Stability may be limited as these features are still in development.Inline File PreviewsHTML, PDF, and SVG attachments can now be securely rendered inline in the session sidebar, with a code/render toggle and download button in the file toolbar.Focus ModeA new focus mode hides the sidebar, header, and right panel for a distraction-free chat experience. Access it from the session menu or with the keyboard shortcut Cmd+Shift+F.Agents Tab for Child SessionsA new “Agents” tab automatically appears when a session creates child sessions, showing their status, todos, and PRs in one place.Test Recording ViewerDevin’s test recordings now display as rich cards with pass/fail summaries, playback speed controls, and loop functionality.Jira Integration EnhancementsJira now supports direct session creation from issues, service account connections, and per-project trigger options for controlling when Devin is activated.Redesigned Integration SettingsThe Linear, Jira, and Slack integration settings pages have been redesigned with cleaner layouts for team mapping, playbook management, bot allowlists, and automation rules.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
March 24, 2026
Light Mode (Beta)Devin now supports a light mode theme. You can switch between dark, light, and system themes from your profile settings.Streaming Shell Output in WorklogBackground shell process output now streams inline within worklog items, so you can monitor long-running processes without switching to the terminal.Cookie JSON Builder for SecretsA new tabbed interface for cookie secrets lets users paste raw JSON (auto-encoded to base64) with validation, parsed previews, and expiration warnings.Org-Level Metrics APINew organization-scoped API endpoints for metrics and consumption data.Session Insights UI RedesignThe session insights modal has been redesigned with a refreshed layout, improved empty states, and updated copy.Secrets on Initial PromptUsers can now attach secrets when creating a new session from the home page, matching existing functionality for follow-up messages.Devin Reviews AnalyticsA new Devin Reviews section has been added to the usage analytics page showing review metrics.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
March 19, 2026
Devin Manages DevinsDevin can now orchestrate Devins and manage your Devin setup directly from any session. This will replace the current Advanced Devin features.Devin can delegate to a team of managed Devins that work in parallel. Each managed Devin is a full Devin with its own isolated virtual machine. The main Devin session acts as a coordinator — scoping the work, monitoring progress, resolving conflicts, and compiling the results.New capabilities include:
  • Session management – Create child sessions with structured output schemas and playbooks. Search and filter past sessions by tags, playbook, origin, or time range. Analyze past sessions with full search across shell, file, browser, git, and MCP activity.
  • Knowledge management – Create, update, delete, and organize knowledge notes into folders. Review knowledge suggestions.
  • Playbook management – Create, edit, and delete playbooks.
  • Schedule management – Create and manage scheduled sessions including recurring or one-time runs, agent selection, and notification preferences.
Redesigned Integration PagesThe integration settings pages have been redesigned with a new layout including connection cards, support sections, and pagination.Improved Playbook PageThe playbooks page now shows a table layout. Each playbook page now shows session count, unique users, and merged PRs per playbook, with a weekly activity chart. Playbooks now include a version history.Parent/Child Session GroupingParent and child sessions are now grouped together in the sidebar, so child sessions stay nested under their parent regardless of sorting or filtering.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
March 13, 2026
On-Demand Session InsightsSession insights are now generated on demand rather than automatically. You can trigger analysis from the Session Insights button in the UI or programmatically via the new generate insights API endpoint.New Session Inputs
  • An inline voice recording button is now available for hands-free messaging.
  • Devin sessions can be @ mentioned to reference them directly in another session.
Session List Improvements
  • Important sessions can be pinned to the top of the sidebar for quick access.
  • A new sidebar filter hides scheduled sessions from the session list.
Structured Output ModalThe structured output from sessions created with the API with this parameter set can now be viewed and downloaded from the “Structured output” option in the session menu.Markdown PreviewMarkdown files can now be natively displayed in the right panel.
March 11, 2026
Datadog MCP IntegrationDatadog is now available as an official integration in the MCP marketplace.Default Branch ManagementUsers can set and manage the default branch for repository indexing from the repositories management page.Schedule: Run as UserSchedules can now be reassigned to run as the current user via a “Run as me” button in the schedule detail view, also available via the v3 API.IdP Groups in Enterprise SettingsThe enterprise members table now shows IdP group memberships for each user.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes, performance improvements, and visual polish across the platform.
March 7, 2026
Install Devin as an AppDevin can now be installed as a Progressive Web App on desktop and mobile. On Chrome or Edge, open app.devin.ai and click the install icon in the address bar (or Menu → Install Devin); on iOS Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen. Once installed, Devin links open directly in the app.Session Status in Browser TabThe browser tab favicon now shows a colored status dot on session pages (green when Devin is working, orange when it’s waiting for you) so you can spot sessions that need attention without switching tabs.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes, performance improvements, and visual polish across the platform.
February 27, 2026
AskDevin UpgradeExpanded to support Ask and Plan modes. Now has more advanced code search capabilities which produce more detailed and accurate answers. The status of Devin sessions created from AskDevin can now be seen in the conversation.Devin Review: GitHub Commit Status ChecksStatus checks now displayed directly on pull request commits, giving visibility into review progress without leaving GitHub. The status links to the full Devin Review analysis.To enable this, the Devin GitHub App will request the Commit Statuses and Checks permissions. If these permissions are not granted, all existing functionality is unaffected.Repository Selection for SchedulesSchedules can now be configured with specific repositories that the session will be run with each time the schedule executes.
February 24, 2026
Devin 2.2 LaunchDevin 2.2 is the culmination of hundreds of improvements both big and small over the last few weeks including:
  • 3x faster startup time to immediately see Devin’s output and build trust that it’s on the right track
  • A new UI that connects every step of the dev lifecycle: start sessions from anywhere, review agent output directly in Devin, and jump back into sessions from code review.
  • Smoother and faster Slack and Linear integrations to start sessions without having to switch context
See past release notes for the full list of the improvements.Full Desktop TestingDevin now supports end-to-end testing using computer use and can test any desktop app that can run on Linux. Devin will request to QA its PR, if you approve it, it will run your app, use its desktop to click around, and send you an edited recording of the testing for your review.Existing users can enable Desktop mode in Settings > Customization.
February 20, 2026
Devin v3 API Officially ReleasedThe v3 API is coming out of beta and is now the primary API for all Devin functionality. The new API provides all of the legacy API functionality and additionally provides role-based access control, session attribution, and new capabilities.The legacy APIs (v1 and v2) will be deprecated in the future. The exact date will be announced in the product and in release notes. We commit to providing at least 30 days notice. During the deprecation period, the legacy APIs will continue to work but all new features will only be available in the v3 API.Sessions List RedesignThe sessions list page has been redesigned with an updated layout featuring inline PR previews, message snippets, and status indicators. Sessions can now also be sorted by creation date.Merge Conflict DetectionDevin will automatically notify users when a PR created in a Devin session has merge conflicts. Available on GitHub.com only.New Devin Scheduling OptionsScheduled Devins can now be created as a one-time scheduled event, and existing schedules can be triggered on demand with the “Run now” button.Devin Review for GitHub Enterprise ServerDevin Review now supports GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) repositories. You can view PR diffs, run analysis, and use the Devin Review chat agent to propose and apply code changes. Some interactions with GitHub such as posting comments, submitting reviews, and merging are not yet supported on GHES.Repo Selector EnhancementsThe repository selector now features an “Only” button to quickly isolate a single repository and displays setup and indexed repo counts.Session Messages APIA new GET /messages endpoint allows programmatic access to session message history.Minor bug fixes and improvementsVarious bug fixes and performance improvements across the platform.
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.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.
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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