Devin MCP: Run Automations and Oncall as a Service User
Devin can now execute automations and oncall responders as specific service users, reducing configuration drift in Terraform.
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Devin can now execute automations and oncall responders as specific service users, reducing configuration drift in Terraform.
The Automations settings page gets an Automations icon, empty states, a default-policy setup flow and consistent row actions; the intro dialog adds a Preflight checks step; and network-policy edits now apply to the automation's already-running sessions.
Markdown and .patch/.diff files opened from Devin's machine now open as a rendered preview, like attachments do, with a toggle back to the source.
Devin Oncall introduces automation-style session cards for responder writes and provides a migration path for auto-triage automations.
Devin now marks edited Slack messages and provides a searchable channel dropdown in settings.
The blueprint editor now displays schema validation errors directly under the YAML code, identifying the specific field and issue.
Connecting a Gerrit server now sets up Devin's webhook on the projects the service account is allowed to configure, when the server has the webhooks plugin. Projects where it cannot are reported with the reason.
Devin Oncall is now available to all organizations. Responders watch your Slack or Microsoft Teams channels and PagerDuty incidents, triage new alerts, bug reports and support requests, and investigate them using your telemetry tools, code, deployments and runbooks to post a likely root cause and recommended next actions.
Opening a browser preview of a sleeping session restarts the servers behind the preview automatically, without a chat message. The visitor may need to reload once the server is back.
When Devin opens a browser preview in a Slack-started session, the thread gets an "Open preview" link, and Devin no longer repeats the link in chat.
Group and team sync from identity providers is more reliable: removed members are purged from preview on the same run, and sync no longer stalls on groups that fail to resolve.
Browser preview chips in the worklog are now links: Cmd/Ctrl-click or middle-click opens the session's preview in a new tab.
Opening a preview for a sleeping Devin session now loads straight into the app when the session resumes within a few seconds, instead of flashing a loading screen.
Enterprise admins can register Bitbucket Data Center OAuth applications in Bitbucket settings (also findable in settings search), letting users link their own Bitbucket Data Center accounts. Create PR from suggested skills and environment suggestions can now commit multiple files to Bitbucket Cloud repositories.
The streaming terminal preview in the worklog is now a read-only text view: clicking it no longer places a cursor or captures keyboard input, text can be selected and copied normally, and multi-line progress bars redraw correctly.
When updating a PR description, Devin now replaces only its own section and leaves sections added by other tools (review bots, CI preview links) or people intact, instead of skipping the update or offering to overwrite them.
Clicking a plugin change approval card now opens the proposed change in the Progress tab as a diff against the saved plugin, with a link to the plugin; after approval it shows exactly what was written. Single-file plugin edits preview the file directly.
SWE-2, Cognition's next-generation software engineering model, is rolling out as a research preview in the agent selector under the "Research preview" section. Choose SWE-2 and a reasoning effort (Medium, High, or Max) when starting a session, or switch to it mid-session with the agent toggle next to the message input; in Slack, use !swe2 .
Devin can now @-mention people in its Microsoft Teams replies so they get notified. Sessions linked to a Teams thread show a Teams indicator in the session header, and "connect your account" messages take you to your Connections settings.
The v3 blueprint API lets you choose whether a repository blueprint is managed from .devin/blueprint.yaml in git or from Devin's database (source: "git" | "database" on create/update) and reports the current mode in blueprint responses.
Skill and rule rows open an editor with Preview, Edit, and Version history tabs; removing or uninstalling a plugin asks for confirmation first. Customize shows only the configuration layers you can edit, with plugins your organization or enterprise requires shown as read-only "Required by organization" / "Required by enterprise" sections.
The Meticulous MCP server is out of beta, and Intercom now connects with an access token.
The Google Drive, Gmail, and Calendar MCP configure pages now warn that the Google Cloud project must be enrolled in the Developer Preview and explain the bring-your-own OAuth client setup.
Slack users who are not members of the session's organization are now warned when their replies cannot reach Devin.
A new org setting, "Allow PRs to be opened by session participants", lets sessions open PRs as a validated session collaborator.
The New Relic MCP is now available in the MCP marketplace, and the Mintlify Index MCP is out of beta.
Code scan auto-scan schedule routes are now generally available in the v3 org and enterprise APIs.
The agent mode selector in Automations and On-Call now shows the resolved organization default (e.g. "Org default (Fusion)") and a description for each mode.
Personal access tokens are now generally available for authenticating with Devin programmatically. Tokens are automatically revoked when a user loses account membership.
Cognition AI, Inc., doing business as Cognition, is an American artificial intelligence (AI) company headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company developed Devin AI, an AI software developer.