Devin Review

Adds end-to-end testing with full computer use, including launching and testing desktop apps on its own Linux desktop. Adds self-verification plus auto-fix behavior as part of a more autonomous completion loop. Adds “Devin Review Autofix” so it reviews its own PR and fixes issues before you open it. Starts up much faster, reducing time from task start to PR. Ships a rebuilt interface that unifies planning, coding, and review into a single flow.

Adds confidence ratings during sessions so you can see how likely it is to succeed and reduce wasted effort. Adds “score first” behavior for Linear and Jira issues so you can rank tasks without starting full sessions. Adds built-in codebase intelligence (DeepWiki-style) to answer questions using repo snippets. Adds an explicit !ask trigger to force a codebase scan for Q&A on demand. Simplifies plan confirmation so it waits for approval when unsure and proceeds when confident.

Improves repo-context reasoning so it finds the right files, reuses existing patterns, and produces more accurate PRs. Makes authenticated website setup easier by logging in during onboarding and saving cookies for later sessions. Adds the ability to respond to audio messages in Slack. Introduces enterprise accounts for centralized multi-org management and controls.

Adds full API functionality so you can drive sessions programmatically with structured input and output. Improves speed and cost efficiency for tasks that require many code edits. Adds customization hooks so teams can shape how it runs and reports. Supports parallel session kickoff via scripts for running multiple tasks at once. Makes it easier to build automation workflows on top of Devin via the API.