AI code reviewer that generates and pushes the fixes it suggests
Devin
Autonomous AI software engineer that ships pull requests on its own
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What is Devin?
Devin, from Cognition, is an autonomous AI software engineer rather than an autocomplete tool: you hand it a task — a bug fix, a feature, a migration — and it plans, writes code, runs tests, and browses documentation in its own sandboxed workspace, reporting back with a finished pull request for your team to review and merge.
It connects to GitHub, Slack, and Linear, so tasks can be assigned in chat and progress followed like a remote colleague's. Devin works best on well-scoped, repeatable engineering work and refactors; pricing is usage-based on top of a subscription, so costs depend on how much compute your tasks consume, and results still need senior review.
Key Features
- Plans and completes coding tasks autonomously
- Works in its own sandbox with browser and terminal
- Assign tasks from Slack, Linear, or GitHub
- Opens pull requests with tests run
- Learns team conventions from feedback
Pros
- Genuinely hands-off on well-scoped tickets
- Good at migrations and repetitive refactors
- Feels like delegating to a junior engineer
Cons
- Usage-based costs are hard to predict
- Struggles with ambiguous or novel problems
- Output still needs experienced review
Pricing
- Model: Paid
- Paid plans from $20/mo, with usage-based Agent Compute Units on top — check the official site for current rates.
Adding Up Your AI Bill?
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How We Rated It
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