Developer Frameworks & Infrastructure
Devin
Autonomous AI software engineer for end-to-end repository tasks
Paid - from $500 per monthRuns in the cloud
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Paid - from $500 per month
$500 per month
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Developer Frameworks & Infrastructure
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Autonomous repository feature development
Assign GitHub issues to Devin and let the agent write code, add unit tests, and submit a pull request.
Pricing checked Sep 2026
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About Devin
Devin, developed by Cognition, is the pioneer autonomous AI software engineer. Operating inside a cloud sandbox equipped with its own shell, code editor, and browser, Devin takes high-level user requests and independently plans implementation steps, writes code, fixes compilation errors, and deploys applications.
Devin can learn unfamiliar technologies on the fly by reading documentation, debug complex open-source repositories, and collaborate with engineering teams via Slack or GitHub issue comments.
- First-of-its-kind autonomous developer sandbox with shell, browser, and editor access
- Capable of learning new APIs and frameworks dynamically during task execution
- Seamless GitHub integration for automated PR creation and review cycles
- High price point targeting professional engineering teams and enterprises
- Complex architecture tasks still benefit from human code review
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