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Devin is now available as a native agent inside Jira, starting sessions when a work item is assigned or mentioned, and automations can run a preflight script after each trigger before the agent starts. Messages sent right before a connection drop are now saved by the server instead of being lost, and Devin Review findings on PRs opened by a running session go to that session for auto-fix before being posted as review comments.

View preferences — search mode, changed-files tree layout, sidebar Review/Ask filters, and wiki language/view choices — now sync across browsers and devices instead of staying on one machine. Also added Option+J/Option+K session navigation, interactive HTML reports, child sessions that carry a summary of their parent, and Bitbucket Data Center and Azure DevOps pipeline log support.

Automatic reviews can now be triggered by custom rules that enroll accounts, SCM orgs, repos, repo prefixes or individual members and narrow each trigger with filters on PR author, reviewer, label, title, branch, changed files, author type and diff size, with exclusions overriding triggers. Devin Review can also be triggered from Helix Swarm reviews and reads the shelved or submitted changelist directly from the Perforce depot.

The standalone npx devin-review command-line tool and its unauthenticated review page are removed, and installed copies will no longer work. Devin Review can now be enabled for Bitbucket Data Center repositories, Microsoft 365 Mail, Calendar, Teams, and Directory MCP servers are available in the MCP marketplace, and Devin fixes merge conflicts on its PRs automatically more often.

Code scan findings can be selected in bulk to assign several to one Devin session or update their status at once, and scan-new-commits runs now skip starting a session when the repository has no new commits, recording the run as completed with no ACU usage. Also added lightbox arrow-key navigation with Mermaid diagrams, AWS and Braintrust MCP servers in the marketplace, and an enterprise setting allowing partial snapshot builds when a repository clone fails.

The Enterprise API audit-logs list response no longer populates the total field, returning null, so pagination must use has_next_page and end_cursor. Also added Origin session filters, an MCP server Reconnect action that redoes authentication without uninstalling, per-PR Devin Review from the Cmd+K palette, Azure DevOps Server 2020/2022 connections, the ActiveCampaign MCP, and Grafana (OAuth) MCP support.

Voice calls with Devin now run on a live speech model, with call controls and Slack thread call attribution. Devin Review always checks for security bugs and the Security scan toggle was removed, GitLab connections gained an Automation scope setting for public repos, MCP credentials moved to each server's page, and the v3 blueprint API can manage blueprints from git or Devin's database.

Devin can now trigger automations on PagerDuty incident events and act as an oncall responder that triages incidents and posts investigation notes, alongside 21 new one-click OAuth MCP marketplace integrations. The v1 Sessions API accepts an optional idempotency_key (repeating a key returns the original session, and 409 while creation is in progress), deprecating the legacy idempotent boolean.

Archiving a session now also closes open pull requests of child sessions archived with it. Plugins bundle skills, rules, hooks, and MCP servers into a single installable package, installable from the marketplace or a repository, with security notices on every install. Also includes faster tab switching, queued messages surviving idle/resume, Git Bash as default on Windows, and improved Teams sync controls.

Session sidebar can now group by pull request status or repository, and session filters include Devin mode. A new cleanup scan type finds dead code, automations support scheduled code scans via a new /scan composer command, and the findings tab was redesigned for easier triage.

Session sidebar gains multi-select tag filters with per-tag counts, the workspace editor supports split groups, and Gmail, Google Calendar, Gamma, and Supabase MCP servers hit the marketplace. Code scan history and validation severities are also new, alongside clearer MCP install approvals and a new org permission.

Smarter @mention routing in Slack threads now directs replies to the subscribed session, and new Slack channel sessions use the mentioning user's default working org. Code scan pages moved from /code-scan to /security, with old links redirecting, and adding the "Scan now" button and batch remediation v3 API routes.

Enterprise admins can now configure MCP servers once at the enterprise level and share them with selected organizations; dedicated deployments can use MCP servers reachable only inside the private network. The v3 API gains incremental scan triggers, multi-repo ingestion, and scan effort selection, plus session-page redesigns, new shortcuts, and a Devin Review findings regression fix.

Ultra sessions now notify you when the lead action model degrades or recovers. PR diff files are virtualized for faster session switching, and lightboxes, attachment previews, and CI failure shortcuts see improvements.

Devin Coach surfaces prompt-improvement suggestions in the session input box as you type. Devin Review skips re-reviewing unchanged PR diffs, sessions subscribe to Slack thread replies, and Devin Local is now enabled by default for enterprise customers, plus Teams, sidebar, and command palette polish.

Side chats let you start a conversation anchored to any point in a session without interrupting Devin's main work. Slack improvements include requesting channel access directly from DMs, automatic read access for Slack-spawned sessions, and a machine-capacity notice. Automation conditions now support "not contains", "not starts with", and "not ends with" operators.

Automations have graduated from beta to production v3 API, now with queueing support for concurrent runs and depth limits. Security profiles are generally available, personal access tokens are GA, and legacy Cascade defaults to disabled for enterprise tiers.

Failed environment snapshot builds are now easier to locate and fix, and the Linear connection manage menu includes a new Reconnect action.

MCP tools now execute from Devin's servers instead of the session's remote machine. The Changes tab was redesigned with a persistent file tree sidebar, and admins can control where legacy Cascade is available, with a scope choice for enterprise users.

SCIM user and group provisioning for enterprises is now generally available, enabling automated user lifecycle management from an identity provider. Unified diff views highlight word-level changes, automation Devins can work over Slack DMs, and playbooks are scoped to the correct organization.