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Last year, Cognition introduced Devin, the world’s first AI engineer, sparking the AI agent wave. Devin 1.2 has now been released, enhancing its capabilities and efficiency in handling development projects.
Devin 1.2’s key feature is its improved in-context reasoning, allowing the agent to better handle and reuse code. Additionally, Devin can now receive voice messages via Slack, enabling users to communicate tasks seamlessly.
The rise of AI-powered agents signals a shift in modern work dynamics, with humans and agents collaborating to streamline tasks. Jensen Huang of Nvidia predicts that AI agents will become integral to enterprise IT departments.
What does Devin 1.2 bring to the table?
Devin 1.2 enhances its capabilities by improving its ability to reason in context within a code repository. This allows Devin to understand and utilize existing code more effectively, reducing errors and manual adjustments.
Another notable update in Devin 1.2 is the introduction of voice messages, enabling users to give commands through Slack.
Voice messages for Devin via Slack
Interacting with Devin has been simplified, as users can now provide task descriptions through voice messages, eliminating the need for manual input.
Improved login process, new enterprise controls
Cognition has made usability improvements in Devin, including the introduction of machine snapshots to streamline the login process.
Enterprise accounts have been introduced, allowing organization admins to manage multiple Devin workspaces centrally. Additionally, a usage-based billing model has been implemented for additional capacity beyond subscription limits.
Devin is now available for engineering assistance at $500 a month, with multiple enterprises incorporating it into their workflows.
The competition in the AI engineering space is heating up, with various players striving to redefine software development processes. As AI-powered agents evolve, they are transforming work dynamics, emphasizing collaboration between humans and machines.
Gartner predicts that by 2028, 33% of enterprise software applications will include agentic AI, facilitating autonomous decision-making in day-to-day work.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Devin 1.2’s key feature?
Devin 1.2’s key feature is its improved in-context reasoning, enhancing its ability to handle and reuse code effectively.
How does Devin 1.2 simplify user interactions?
Devin 1.2 introduces voice messages via Slack, allowing users to provide commands seamlessly through audio clips.
What pricing model is introduced for Devin’s additional capacity?
Devin now offers a usage-based billing model for users to pay for extra capacity beyond their subscription limits, ensuring uninterrupted service.
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