Cognition

Recently shipped automation queueing with GitLab triggers, scheduled code scans, and a stronger session sidebar.

Automation now gates concurrency and schedules runs. Each automation can set a concurrent-run maximum and queue depth, with lifecycle states and an activity chart in the events table. GitLab triggers arrived for issues, issue notes, pushes, and pipelines, with reply support on issues and auto-managed webhooks via a service-account connection. GitLab, Jira, incident.io, and GitHub runs show richer event details.

The automations API was promoted to the production v3 spec, sessions are filterable by automation_id, and the Terraform provider added a devin_automation resource.

Code scans became a recurring routine. /scan starts a cleanup scan for dead code from the composer; automations can run scheduled scans and re-scan new commits automatically. The findings tab was redesigned for triage, scan history shows per-profile and per-cost details, and profiles can gate severity validation with a threshold meter.

The session sidebar got real filtering power. Sessions group by pull request status or repository, and filters now include Devin mode, machine type, and multi-select metadata tags with counts. The workspace editor also gained VS Code-style split editor groups.

Slack and MCP got deeper reach. Blocked channel asks show a specific reason and a one-step request flow with admin approval, and Slack warns when a reply won't reach Devin because of org membership. The MCP marketplace added Gmail, Google Calendar, Gamma, and Supabase servers; install approvals now show server identity, source, and resolved scope. Waiting status, queued-message delivery with Cmd/Ctrl+Enter send, auth/login upgrades, Devin Coach, and side chats from earlier this month remain.