Devin 3

Cognition's autonomous software engineering agent, now able to run unsupervised multi-day engineering sprints with persistent repo memory and automatic PR-review handling.

Cognition · Developer tools and coding agents · tool

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Overview

Cognition released Devin 3 on October 5, 2026, adding a 'sprint mode' that plans, codes, tests, and opens pull requests without supervision for up to 72 hours on a single ticket or migration. Devin 3 keeps persistent cross-session memory of a repository's architecture, prior review feedback, and team coding conventions, and automatically responds to human PR comments by pushing follow-up fixes rather than waiting for a new task to be assigned. It takes task intake from GitHub, Linear, and Slack Code.

This is a sourced directory entry. Features and capabilities are reported in the linked sources; this entry does not document independent Aymorphic testing.

Key features

  • Sprint mode: unsupervised multi-day execution on a single large task before opening a PR
  • Persistent cross-session memory of repo architecture and past review feedback
  • Automatic handling of human PR review comments, including follow-up pushes
  • Task intake from GitHub, Linear, and Slack Code
  • Built on Cognition's own fine-tuned coding model with a router to third-party frontier models

Use cases

  • Unattended overnight or weekend legacy-codebase migrations
  • High-volume ticket resolution at scale for routine engineering work
  • Continuous dependency-upgrade and refactor sprints
  • Teams offloading well-scoped tickets to a persistent, memory-carrying agent

Pricing

Usage-based credits; Team plan from $500/month per credit pool, Enterprise custom pricing.

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Dates and sources

Released
5 Oct 2026
Record updated
14 Oct 2026
Record last checked
14 Oct 2026

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