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Cognition

Also known as: Devin, Windsurf, Codeium, Devin Desktop, Devin Cloud, Devin Review, Devin Local, Cognition AI, Cognition Labs

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Entry priceFree tier, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $200 a month, Teams at $40 a month per full seat with an $80 monthly minimum, and Enterprise at custom pricing.Full pricing detail

Maker of Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer. Devin Desktop adds an Agent Command Center, Spaces for multi agent context sharing, and ACP support, so one developer can manage several agents from one place. Devin Oncall triages production incidents to a root cause.

Cognition is the company behind Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer built to take on engineering work end to end. Given a task from a ticket or a chat message, Devin spins up its own cloud sandbox with a shell, a browser and an editor. It then plans the work, writes the code, runs and tests it, and opens a pull request for review while the developer does something else.

Devin is built to work through a task with little human involvement. It tests its own work using computer use, reviews and fixes its own code, can coordinate teams of subagents working in parallel, and can schedule its own jobs. After a pull request it can record a screen video of the change working and send it to the reviewer. It also keeps a personal memory for each user, saving preferences, corrections and project lessons that carry into later sessions. Devin works best on well scoped tasks, the kind of clearly specified work that would take a junior engineer a few hours. You delegate to it as you would to a teammate, rather than driving it keystroke by keystroke.

In 2025 Cognition acquired Windsurf, the agentic IDE that began as Codeium, giving it a second surface alongside the cloud agent. In June 2026 that product was rebranded Devin Desktop. It pairs a full editor, with autocomplete and debugging, with an Agent Command Center: a single Kanban view of the local and cloud agents that are running, waiting for review or done. Spaces let several agents share context and Git worktrees. Devin Desktop also ships Cognition's own coding models, the SWE series now led by SWE-2, along with Codemaps for visualizing code structure and Fast Context for retrieving the exact files an agent needs.

The two surfaces share one workflow. A developer thinks and prototypes locally and delegates longer implementation, testing and deployment to a cloud agent. The resulting pull request comes back for review in one place. Enterprise engineering teams use Devin to parallelize routine development work.

Devin Oncall, generally available since October 2026, carries the same agent into production support. It picks up incidents raised in PagerDuty, Slack or Microsoft Teams and triages each one to a root cause. Devin Security, upgraded in October 2026, scans repositories for vulnerabilities, scores findings against a threat model built with the customer and assigns fixes to Devin sessions that run in parallel.

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Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://cognition.com

Category

Coding agent

Subcategory

Autonomous cloud software engineer (Devin Cloud, Desktop, Review, DeepWiki)

Funding status

Private. Seed 21M USD led by Founders Fund Mar 2024, Series A 175M USD, Series C 400M USD+ led by Founders Fund Sept 2025 at a 10.2B USD valuation, Series D over 1B USD at a 26B USD valuation led by Lux Capital, General Catalyst and 8VC in May 2026, and Series E over 2B USD at a 48B USD valuation led by Andreessen Horowitz and Accel on 8 Sept 2026. Cognition announced crossing 1B USD in annualized revenue run rate on 25 Sept 2026. The company does not file with SEC EDGAR.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

Pull request review and visual QA with browser and desktop useParallel multi-repository code migration and legacy modernizationScheduled chores such as daily QA, release notes and documentation upkeepIncident triage and bug fixing from Datadog, Slack and CI signalsAuto-generated documentation and system diagrams for unfamiliar codebases

Target customers

developersenterprises

Deployment options

SaaS (Cognition hosted)Cognition hosted single tenant VPCOutposts on customer infrastructure (generally available)

Integrations

Native integrations cover GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear, PagerDuty and Pylon, and MCP connects Devin to hundreds of external tools and data sources. Devin also works with Datadog, Sentry, AWS, Azure, Snowflake, Databricks, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Notion, Asana, Airtable, Segment, Stripe and Google Drive. The GitHub integration picks up review feedback and CI results to carry a pull request through to merge. Linear tickets are assigned to Devin directly or by label, and Devin is tagged in Slack or Teams to surface context or turn a discussion into a pull request. A public Devin API, an official Devin MCP server and a no-code Devin Automations product allow programmatic invocation on Teams and Enterprise tiers, and Devin Desktop supports the Agent Client Protocol so agents interoperate across clients. The product family is Devin Cloud, Devin Desktop, Devin Review, Ask Devin, DeepWiki (public at deepwiki.com), Devin Oncall and Devin Security.

In practice

You have a backlog of well-scoped tickets and no one to work them. You hand one to Devin from a Slack message or Linear issue, and it spins up a sandbox, writes and tests the code, and returns a draft pull request to review.

You want to keep coding locally while longer work happens in the background. Devin Desktop's Agent Command Center shows your local and cloud agents in one Kanban view, so you track what's running, waiting for review, and done.

A migration needs many similar changes, too many for one engineer to work through alone. Devin can run teams of sub-agents at once, each implementing and testing its piece, then surface the results for review.

Agentic Index coverage score

13.5 / 14 capabilities · 96%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Native integrations cover GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Linear, PagerDuty and Pylon, and MCP connects Devin to hundreds of external tools and data sources, including monitoring, databases and documentation systems.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/integrations/overviewread 2026-10-28

Workflow Orchestration Full

Dynamic workflows are Python scripts Devin writes and runs to orchestrate a team of Devin agents, deciding which agents run in what order, fanning items through stages in parallel on separate VMs and passing structured results from one stage to the next. Devin also delegates large tasks to managed Devins, each in its own VM.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/work-with-devin/dynamic-workflows and advanced-capabilitiesread 2026-10-28

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Full

Connected repositories are indexed from the DeepWiki settings page into wikis with architecture diagrams, source links and summaries, kept current and searchable, and Ask Devin uses them with code search to find context in the customer's code.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/work-with-devin/deepwiki and onboard-devin/index-reporead 2026-10-28

Human Oversight & Guardrails Full

Local Hands lets a cloud Devin session run commands and edit files on the user's own computer only with the user's approval for each tool call. After a pull request Devin offers to test the app and waits for a click unless pre approved testing is turned on. Knowledge Devin proposes is saved only after a user edits and approves it, AI guardrails screen messages and PR comments and can block them before Devin acts, security profiles apply reusable restrictions to network, MCP and git access, and Devin Review runs only as often as the customer sets.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai local-hands, testing-and-recordings, knowledge, ai-guardrails and security-profilesread 2026-10-28

Security, Identity & Governance Full

Independent auditors assess Cognition's security program at least annually under SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, and data is protected with TLS 1.2 or higher in transit and AES-256 at rest. Enterprise adds SAML and OIDC SSO, SCIM 2.0 provisioning, IdP group mapping, IP access lists and custom roles for fine grained RBAC.

Sourcecognition.com/legal/security, docs.devin.ai custom-roles, scim and devin.ai/pricingread 2026-10-28

Observability & Auditability Full

The session Progress tab unifies shell commands with outputs, code edits and browser activity, and users can jump to any point in the command history and open individual steps after the fact. Session Insights adds a timeline of key events and knowledge usage for completed sessions, guardrail events land in audit logs with a session link, and the Devin MCP server and API expose session events for search.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai session tools, session insights, ai-guardrails and devin-mcpread 2026-10-28

Memory & State Persistence Full

Devin Memory saves each user's preferences, corrections, decisions and lessons about their repos as one line notes in a personal memory drive, a Git repository of Markdown files that every new session loads. Each note links back to the session that taught it. Dreaming, a background session about once a day, consolidates overlapping notes and removes stale ones no session has used.

Users browse their memory under Customize and can tell Devin to forget a note or turn personal memory off, and admins set it on or off for an organization or the whole enterprise. Knowledge adds shared instructions that users approve, scoped from one repository up to the enterprise.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/product-guides/memory and knowledgeread 2026-10-28

Deployment & Data Residency Full

Outposts, generally available on Pro, Max and Teams, run Devin sessions inside infrastructure the customer controls (its own VMs, containers, Kubernetes clusters or on premises machines), so command execution, file edits and repository access stay on customer machines while inference and planning stay in Devin's cloud. Enterprise also offers a Cognition hosted single tenant VPC reached over PrivateLink, and federal customers can run Devin Desktop and the CLI fully air gapped against their own model endpoints.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/cloud/outposts/overview, enterprise/deployment/overview and federal/air-gapped/overviewread 2026-10-28

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Full

Cognition publishes the Devin official marketplace of plugins, mostly one per integration such as Linear, Notion, Datadog or Snowflake, each bundling skills and optionally rules, hooks, MCP servers and subagents, which administrators install or require for an organization. Playbooks add reusable prompt libraries, and Skills are SKILL.md procedures committed to a repository that every session follows.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/product-guides/plugins and skillsread 2026-10-28

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Automations fire on Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Jira, Pylon, PagerDuty, schedule and webhook events, so once a trigger is defined Devin handles each event as it arrives without anyone tagging it. Scheduled sessions add recurring work, and Devin Oncall picks up alerts, bugs and incidents to investigate, fix or mitigate.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/product-guides/automations and devin-oncallread 2026-10-28

Model Flexibility & Routing Full

Users pick the model from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Cognition models, including the SWE-2 coding model, plus open models such as DeepSeek, Kimi and GLM, with a --model flag, a /model command or a config default, and Enterprise teams restrict which models are available in Team Settings. Adaptive routes each task to a model automatically, and Fusion pairs a frontier lead model with a lower cost sidekick in Devin Desktop and the CLI.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai/cli/models, adaptive and fusionread 2026-10-28

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Full

The Devin API is documented across more than 300 reference pages, with an Outposts API and CLI reference and a CLI plugin format, giving programmatic control of sessions and the platform. The official Devin MCP server at mcp.devin.ai/mcp authenticates with a Devin API key and exposes tools that create, search and steer sessions, manage playbooks, knowledge and schedules, and list integrations.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai llms.txt (API documentation) and work-with-devin/devin-mcpread 2026-10-28

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Partial

After a pull request, Devin can enter a testing mode that plans one end to end flow, runs it in the desktop and sends a screen recording as proof, and Devin Review checks pull requests. Session Insights reviews a completed session with feedback and an improved prompt. These check the agent's output or one session after the fact. No harness scores the agent's behavior across runs, and FrontierCode is Cognition's own published benchmark.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai testing-and-recordings, session-insights and devin-reviewread 2026-10-28

Browser & Computer Use Full

Each session includes an interactive browser Devin operates for testing and visual verification alongside its shell and IDE, and a full desktop for Computer Use with screenshots and recordings. In testing mode Devin runs the app, clicks through one end to end flow in the browser and records the screen.

Sourcedocs.devin.ai devin-session-tools, computer-use and testing-and-recordingsread 2026-10-28

The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Not documented against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded

Product updates

·Agent capabilityVerified

Deep scans in Devin Security now hunt for complex chained exploits across large codebases, using Claude Mythos and other frontier cyber models that enterprises reach through Devin without separate model access. Devin scores findings against a threat model built with the customer's team, then can document a false positive, apply an infrastructure mitigation such as a WAF rule, or fix the flaw in parallel sessions on separate virtual machines. Any proposal to relabel a finding needs human approval, and vulnerabilities on the KEV list are never relabeled.

Bears on: Security / enterprise

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·Memory / stateVerified

Devin now remembers what it learns about each user and their work across sessions, in memory that is personal to the user and not shared with the organization. Each night Devin reviews recent sessions and refines what it remembers, and users can review the memory files and turn memory on or off.

Bears on: Security / enterprise

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·IntegrationsVerified

Devin now works as a native agent inside Jira through the Devin for Jira app. Assigning a work item to Devin or mentioning it starts a session, and its progress and replies show up in Jira's agent panel.

Bears on: Agent capability

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View all 26 Cognition updates →Tracked since Apr 2025 · Verified from public vendor sources

Pricing

Free tier, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $200 a month, Teams at $40 a month per full seat with an $80 monthly minimum, and Enterprise at custom pricing.

Monthly plans with an included usage quota, plus prepaid on demand credits for usage beyond it. Teams charges $40 a month per full seat with an $80 monthly minimum, and flex seats are free.

Free tierTrial available

Included quota

Pro, Max, Teams and Enterprise each include a usage quota that refreshes daily and weekly, but the exact included quotas are not published. Pro and Max allow up to 10 concurrent sessions, and Teams and Enterprise have no stated limit.

What is public

Cognition's self serve lineup for Devin is Free, Pro ($20/month), Max ($200/month), Teams ($40 a month per full seat with an $80 monthly minimum, free flex seats and up to 200 members) and Enterprise (custom).

Billing mechanics

Plan usage counts against an included quota that refreshes daily and weekly, or weekly only on Max. Usage beyond it is paid from prepaid on demand credits, which roll over. ACUs are used only on Enterprise. On Teams, credits are shared across members and fund flex seats, Automations and Devin Review. Devin Review on public pull requests is free, and DeepWiki for open source repos remains free.

Cost watchouts

Usage beyond the included quota, Devin Review runs, and Ask Devin and DeepWiki usage all add cost on top of the plan price.

Variable cost rationale

Agent work is metered. Each plan includes a usage quota that refreshes daily and weekly, and work beyond it draws down prepaid on demand credits. Ask Devin, premium DeepWiki modes, Automations and Devin Review (about $2 to $3 a run) are billed by use, so the bill grows with how much work developers hand to Devin. The included quota is the main limit, and Max at $200 a month carries a much larger weekly quota than Pro for heavier users. Teams charges $40 a month per full seat with an $80 monthly minimum, and flex seats draw entirely from the team's shared credits. Enterprise is billed in ACUs instead.

Overage / add-ons

Usage beyond the included quota is paid from prepaid on demand credits, which roll over and never expire. Teams has an $80 monthly minimum, met by two full seats or charged as shared credits. A Devin Review run typically costs about $2 to $3.

Sales call required

No, self serve available

Free / trial

Free plan with limited Devin usage, plus Devin Review and DeepWiki.

Lowest paid plan

Pro at $20 per month

Key ambiguities

Included quotas for Pro and Max are not published.

Cancellation / refund

Not published

Support SLA / resale

Enterprise adds the highest priority support and dedicated account management. No SLA is published.

Missing data

The included quotas for Pro and Max, a public refund policy, and Teams contract terms beyond the published seat price and minimum are not public.

Agentic Index verified 2026-10-28

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