Cognition

Recently shipped diff line permalinks, a renamed Slack !normal command, and service user automations via API.

PR Review keeps expanding. Recent additions include:

• Enrolled users management, a redesigned per-PR spend limit that acts as a soft block, and GitHub Enterprise Server / GitLab PR support.
• Devin Review now supports GitLab Merge Requests.
• Orange action-required flags posted to GitHub PRs by default when issues need investigation.
• In-progress reviews automatically canceled when new commits are pushed; review objects reflect this with a cancelled status.
• Auto-review user preference now applies only to PRs you author.
• Security findings included in Ask Devin context for PR Review conversations.
• A "no access" popover now appears when your connected account lacks write permission on a repository.
• Users can control whether in-session PR links open in Devin, GitHub, or Devin Review.
• GitLab mention-only comment settings are now respected.

Session and workspace management got further polish.

• Sessions can be grouped into named folders, moved via drag-and-drop or the three-dot menu; folders are personal per user.
• Pasting 10k+ characters automatically attaches content as a file.
• Sessions can be archived/unarchived or pinned/unpinned directly from the Cmd+K command palette.
• "Start session in background" button lets you kick off a session without navigating away from the current view.
• File tabs now include a "View latest version" affordance to jump to the most recent version of a file Devin edited.
• Split view auto-disables on narrow panels.

Automations matured into a first-class system. Personal automations now run under your own identity, with a dedicated toggle, permission model, and badge in automation lists. Automations appear in the main navigation sidebar. Automations now support a run-once schedule option. Playbooks can specify a Devin mode (Fast or Normal). snapshot_build:completed is now available as an automation event trigger. Service users can create and manage automations via the API. A warning displays when a user-scoped MCP server is selected but run-as-creator is off.

The MCP marketplace expanded significantly. 48+ new engineering MCP connectors are now available, including Miro, Mixpanel, Honeycomb, Postman, and many more. 42 previously-beta MCPs graduated to GA. A dedicated MCP management page for enterprise admins shows per-server detail views with organization-wide and per-session usage. Enterprise admins can enforce an MCP server allowlist across the entire org. Installed integrations now surface an "Installation out of date" banner with one-click refresh when updates are available.

Enterprise controls deepened further.

• Org admins can set a default platform (Linux or Windows) for all new sessions.
• Tiered PR Review access levels let admins assign manual-only, auto-review on creation, or auto-review on every push.
• GitLab user identity linking lets you create Merge Requests under your own GitLab user instead of the Devin identity.
• The blueprint editor now includes a Post Build section for organization and enterprise blueprints.

Interface quality-of-life improvements. Model selection now persists across page reloads. Network-restricted sessions let Devin request access to specific domains on demand. The command palette supports switching organizations and copying your org ID. Wiki pages use cleaner /page/<id> URLs. Japanese translation coverage reached 100%. Sidebar quick actions now show "Unpin" and "Remove from folder" directly. The Slack !agent bang-command was renamed to !normal. Slack sync toast notifications now have clearer copy and a "don't remind me" opt-out. The Consumption Dashboard uses bar charts and combines active/review users into a single chart with a metric selector.

• Diff line permalinks now allow sharing direct links to specific lines in a Devin Review diff via the URL hash.
• PR Review labels now render with readable text in both light and dark themes. Lifeguard bugs from repository rule files display a "Repo rule" badge.