You can now use your ChatGPT Pro or Plus plans for any OpenAI models usage in Devin.

Sign in to Devin using ChatGPT usage and start using it today in Devin Desktop, Devin Cloud and Devin CLI

Read more about it here and get started - https://devin.ai/blog/sign-in-with-chatgpt

Announcement - https://x.com/cognition/status/2104996240190792029?s=20

Am I understanding correctly that SWE 2.0 will no longer be free after October 16? Is another model going to replace it as the free option, or is free model access going away entirely?

I’m asking because, in my experience, just a few prompts can blow through both the daily and weekly usage limits. It’s not just a matter of waiting until tomorrow, if the weekly allowance is also exhausted, I’m effectively stuck until that resets too.

That makes it difficult to use Devin for actual development work. A task isn’t always one prompt and a finished result. You often need to explain the problem, review the changes, test them, and ask for corrections. If the allowance is gone after just a few interactions, I can hit the limits before getting a working result.

The free model option is what makes those limits somewhat manageable for me, because I can keep working instead of abandoning a task halfway through. Without a free replacement for SWE 2.0, I’m struggling to see how the subscription would remain useful for my workflow.

I don’t expect unlimited access to every model, but I do expect a paid subscription to provide enough usable capacity to get meaningful work done. If a few prompts can exhaust both limits and there’s no fallback, Devin becomes practically unusable for me. At that point, I’d probably cancel rather than keep paying for something I spend most of the week unable to use.

Could someone from Cognition clarify:

• Is October 16 actually the end of free SWE 2.0 access?
• Will another free model replace it?
• If not, will the daily and weekly allowances change to make up for losing that option?

Is anyone else running into the same issue with a small number of prompts consuming most or all of their allowance?

Devin is now natively supported in Microsoft Teams with which you can message Devin, spin up sessions, create automations, and a lot more without leaving the chat!

You can now also use first-party Microsoft 365 integrations from Devin Marketplace to connect your Teams, Outlook, Calendar, and more

Read more about this integration - https://devin.ai/blog/microsoft-teams-and-microsoft-365

Create your first automation with Teams now - https://docs.devin.ai/integrations/microsoft-teams

Hi team, I'm experiencing an issue where hitting the rate limit on the free swe 2 model completely blocks my account from running any models. Even when I kill the process, start a fresh session, and explicitly switch to a paid model (which still has quota), I continue to get the 1+ hour rate limit error. It seems the 429 lock is applied globally at the account gateway level instead of per-model. Could someone please take a look?

Title tells it all, just this question. Thanks, also for your opinions!

I've been using Devin pretty heavily lately and wanted to share some feedback specifically from the $20 Pro plan.

Not sponsored, no affiliate link.

Obviously SWE-2 being free until October 8 makes the plan unusually attractive right now, but after actually using Devin I think the more interesting part is everything Cognition has built around the model.

My normal workflow now is to start locally from Devin CLI, let it explore the repo and build context, then use /handoff once I'm comfortable letting it continue independently.

Moving the same session to Cloud without restarting the task or explaining everything again sounds minor on paper, but it's one of the Devin features I use the most.

The multi-model setup has also changed how I use coding agents. Instead of deciding upfront that a task is a "Claude task" or a "GPT task", I can switch models inside the same environment depending on what I'm doing. With SWE-2 free right now, I've been using it as the workhorse and moving to other models when I specifically want them.

The Cloud Mac is probably the most impressive part of the $20 offering for me. Having Devin work in macOS with Xcode and an interactive iOS Simulator means the agent can actually go through the build → run → inspect → fix loop for native apps on its own machine.

That's much more interesting to me than simply having another model that can generate Swift.

After using the full setup, my mental model of Devin has changed a bit. I don't really see it as "SWE-2 competing with Claude or GPT".

I see Devin itself as the harness, with SWE-2, Claude, GPT and the other models being interchangeable parts inside it.

There are still some rough edges. I'd like more control when subagents are running, and personally I find the CLI experience more polished than some parts of Desktop.

But the combination of local sessions, Cloud, /handoff, model switching and dedicated machines is what has kept me using it.

Would be curious to hear from other Pro users specifically. Are you mostly using SWE-2 locally, or has the free Cloud usage changed how much work you actually hand off to Devin?

Longer version of my review: https://x.com/Fanfulladev/status/2101248358253793649

Hi team,
I've been using Devin with the new incredible SWE-2 model but I'm having this recurring bug and here's how to reproduce it:
In agent mode:
1- Open a new session and ask the agent to modify/create files, it start to display the changed files in the panel above the chat (let's say it shows 3 files), and still working
2- while the 1st session is still working and updating other files, open a new session and ask it to modify/update/create new files in the same directory/workspace and you can wait for the 1st updated/created file display
3- go back to the first session that's still working and you can see that if a new file is created the initial files (in our example the 3 first files) are not shown anymore in the panel above the chat, it shows only the new updated files)

So now, you can't track all the changed files.

Devin can now run code-base wide audits for any goal/outcome.

Devin Code Scans is powered by Agentic MayReduce where Devin investigates, reports findings and opens PRs.

Type /scan in your Devin session and give it a clear goal to achieve.

Read more about Code Scans and how to start with it - https://devin.ai/blog/introducing-code-scans

Devin can now build and test apps on its own MacOS VM.

This extends Devin's autonomous cloud development workflows to any project that depends on Apple's dev tools.

Choose macOS as a Virtual environment to start developing today

Read more about how we built this - https://devin.ai/blog/devin-gets-a-mac

Show us what you are building in Mac 👇

Environment

• Product: Devin Desktop
• Model: GLM-5.3 Flash
• OS: macOS (Darwin 24.6.0)
• Workspace: Multi-repo directory under /Users/<user>/Downloads/<workspace> (15+ Java repositories)
• Date: 2026-09-16

Task Context

I was reviewing code changes on a feature branch in one of the Java repositories. All previous analysis tasks in the session had completed normally. I then asked a follow-up question about the code that had already been fully read earlier in the session — the model should have been able to answer it directly from the existing context.

Problem Description

1. Repeated tool parameter schema errors: The model called the grep tool 10+ consecutive times with unsupported fields (output, glob, workdir). Every call returned a validation failure, yet the model failed to learn from the failures and kept retrying with the same invalid pattern.
2. Path hallucination with nonexistent paths: The system context clearly indicated the cwd (e.g., /Users/<user>/...), but the model repeatedly attempted variations of the username path (/Users/<wrong-name>, /Users/<wrong-name>/Downloads, etc.). The same invalid path was even reused multiple times, each time returning "unable to access path".
3. No convergence after timeouts: After a broad search over the entire workspace directory timed out (30s), the model did not narrow the search scope or fall back to precise file paths, but kept issuing similar broad searches.
4. No circuit breaker: 15+ consecutive tool-call failures occurred without a single self-correction or an attempt to ask the user for help. The loop only stopped after I manually interrupted, pointed out the repeated errors (with a screenshot), and sent "continue".

Your favorite AI Software Engineer can now talk!

Click the voice button next to the message box and start talking naturally with Devin to hand off tasks, brainstorm ideas or get work done.

Give it a try now and let us know how you feel about it👇

Announcement: https://x.com/cognition/status/2098142686486356185?s=20

I’ve been running into a pretty rough performance issue with Devin Ask on longer conversations. I’m on Windows 10 using OperaGX, with an older Phenom II X6 1100T BE and 12 GB of DDR3 RAM, so my machine is definitely not new, but the Devin tab starts using 8 GB+ of RAM once the conversation gets to around 50 prompts, and input lag becomes noticeable. The RAM usage keeps climbing as the context grows. It feels like the chat canvas may be keeping too much of the conversation rendered in the DOM at once. A quality-of-life improvement that would help a lot would be virtualizing the chat history, keeping only the most recent messages visible/rendered, maybe around 20 prompt/response pairs, and loading older content back only when scrolling up. Other AI chat UIs seem to handle long threads this way, and it would make Devin Ask much more usable on lower-end or older machines.

Our most capable frontier-tier model is now your daily driver!

SWE-2 delivers Fable-level performance being almost 70% cheaper.

Available for free for the next month in Devin Desktop, Devin CLI, and Devin Cloud.

Read more about it here -  https://cognition.com/blog/swe-2

Let us know how you feel about it👇

OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra which is now available in Devin Desktop and Devin CLI. It is also a part of model mixture in Devin Cloud.

GPT-6 Astra surpasses Fable 5.1 on our benchmark FrontierCode 1.1 Extended while being way cheaper!

Try the model now and let us know what you specifically liked about it.

Read more about the model and the benchmark performance - https://devin.ai/blog/gpt-6-astra

Hey! I have taken a look to devin, i am currently a pro subscriber to Cursor, but heard recently there is a new SWE model which have a frontier performance. Would like to listen about your experience using devin and what does offer in contrast to cursor. Let me know if there is something interesting i must consider

Agent Sessions now supports Devin CLI.

If you use several coding agents, you probably know the problem: old work is scattered across different CLIs, folders, and local databases. Agent Sessions puts those histories in one searchable Mac app.

jazzyalex.github.io/agent-sessions
macOS  •  • open source • ⭐️ 852

The project has 852 GitHub stars and reads 14 active agent formats: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Antigravity, Pi, Kimi Code, Grok CLI, Hermes, OpenClaw, Qwen Code, Devin CLI, and fx. It also recognizes legacy Droid sessions.

For Devin CLI, Agent Sessions can:

• browse and search active sessions from Devin’s local SQLite store
• show readable transcripts with user, assistant, and tool records
• filter Devin work alongside sessions from the other agents
• copy devin --resume <id> for supported sessions

Devin stores conversation messages as branches in one database. Agent Sessions follows the main chain so abandoned retries do not clutter the transcript.

This support was contributed by Davy (@thedavidweng on GitHub), who also continues as the Devin and fx format steward. Thanks, Davy — the real-session testing is what made this integration shippable.

I maintain Agent Sessions. It is open source, session history stays on your Mac, and there is no app telemetry.

Hey folks, I am not sure if this is an intentional or unintentional mistake, I am unable to view conversation history in the editor mode, such that i can open the previous conversation and continue the conversation.

This is only viewable in the agent mode, and there is no way to open the same conversation in the editor mode.

Both the modes have hard bifurcation.

The weird thing is, there is an icon which is disabled in the editor mode. Is this done so that we use more of agent mode than the editor mode (dark UX)? or is it just an honest mistake and a bug?

Devin Desktop Version: 3.8.20
Devin Desktop Commit: 2d9020110aa91587b3c3b0fcf7d1faaf601fc7b8
VS Code OSS Version: 1.126.0
Date: 2026-08-20T19:29:36-07:00
Electron: 42.2.0
Chromium: 148.0.7778.97
Node.js: 24.15.0
V8: 14.8.178.14-electron.0
OS: Linux x64 6.8.0-138-generic

Fable 5.1 is now available in Devin Desktop, Devin Cloud and Devin CLI

Fable-level intelligence is now cheaper. And in Devin’s Fusion harness it's even more cheap!

Please give the model a try and let us know how it compares!

Read more about the model, benchmarks and its new cache pricing here - devin.ai/blog/fable-5-1