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Devin AI
AI Software Engineer
Devin is an autonomous AI coding agent from Cognition, which the vendor describes as an "AI software engineer". Devin plans tasks, writes and tests code in its own environment, reads documentation and responds to feedback, for example via Slack, Linear or pull requests. DeepWiki for repository documentation and Devin Review for code reviews complement it.
Good fit if
Focus: Engineering teams looking to reduce their backlog and increase software development efficiency.
- your project is about Autonomous software development, Code generation and debugging or End-to-end engineering tasks
- someone on your team writes code
Probably not if
- nobody on your team writes code (1/5 for use without developers)
- your team is just getting started with agents (skill level: Advanced)
Key figures
- Usable without developers
- 1/5
- Scalability
- 5/5
- Integrations
- 4/5
- Versioning
- 4/5
- Observability
- 3/5
Editorial rating on a scale from 1 to 5. Methodology
Fact sheet
- Category
- Developer
- Type
- AI Software Engineer
- Licence
- Proprietary
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree: limited Devin usage, Devin Review and DeepWiki. Pro: $20/month with usage quota for Devin and the Windsurf IDE, pay-as-you-go beyond that. Max: $200/month with a higher quota. Teams: $80/month with unlimited team members, centralized billing and admin dashboard. Enterprise: custom pricing with SAML/OIDC SSO.
- Deployment
- Cloud
- RAG
- Yes
- Multi-Agent
- Yes
- SSO, roles (RBAC)
- SSO yes, RBAC yes
Key features
- Autonomous task completion
- Own development environment
- Slack, Linear and MCP integrations
- Devin API
Typical use cases
- Autonomous software development
- Code generation and debugging
- End-to-end engineering tasks
Sources
Checked on 9 Oct 2026
Implementation
Get Devin AI implemented
Free for you. Partners only pay for requests they accept.
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