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@JoePro Ambassador · Cloud
Cognition's GitHub PR stacking feature is met with enthusiasm, allowing for breaking down large changes into smaller diffs, addressing comments, and automatic rebasing, streamlining the development process
@MussaratShams · Desktop
Devin Desktop demonstrates its power by building a complete Todo App in minutes from just two prompts, showcasing its potential in accelerating development workflows
@oscarlehuu Ambassador · Cognition
User leverages Cognition to boost productivity, recording sessions, taking screenshots, and creating PRs, showcasing its potential in streamlining development workflows
@ryancarson · Cloud
DevinAI cloud agents enable efficient work on-the-go, as seen in a user's experience opening PR 3000 on HelloUntangle from their phone, highlighting the potential for increased productivity
@zenohosting · Cognition
New user tries out DevinAI, shares concerns about GitHub sign-in and comparisons to custom setup, promising to report back on their experience
@erfnzdeh · Cognition
Cognition's blockdiff technology achieves incredibly fast snapshotting times, outperforming traditional methods by a significant margin.
@markfenner Ambassador · Cognition
Devin integration is live in Buzz, bringing AI-powered capabilities to the platform. Upgrade now and experience the future of productivity.
@SherryYanJiang · CLI
Cognition joins a growing list of companies establishing a presence in Singapore, highlighting the region's appeal for AI and tech innovation.
@cognition · Cognition
Poke isn’t a coding agent—it’s the always-on *personal* agent Cognition wants Devin to feel more like. The acquisition video + Scott’s blog make the same bet: cloud agents that initiate, follow up, and stick around. Read the Interaction post on `/news` for the product thesis; watch the clip for the announcement energy.
@cognition · Cognition
Same pattern as Agent Fan Out / Security Swarm: when inference is cheap, **parallelism is the product**. A hundred Devins on open math problems is the research demo version of what enterprises already want for CI, migrations, and vulnerability backlogs—many workers, one merge gate.
@cognition · Cloud
Devin Outposts is the missing middle for teams that want autonomous agents *without* exposing the private network. Brain stays in Cognition Cloud; execution runs on your side over outbound HTTPS—no inbound ports, no public IPs. Use it for VPC-bound secrets/registries, Apple Silicon / GPU profiles, pre-warmed sandboxes, and disposable CI workers. If “agent in a coffee shop with a USB stick” was the old model, this is a keycard to the workshop.
@creeta · Desktop
Practical Desktop install path with OS download matrix—good counterweight to Cloud-only tips. Point Windows users at the ProgrammingKnowledge setup video too.
@developersdigest · Cognition
Developers Digest’s 2026 agent glossary is useful Wire bait: Devin sits in the “autonomous software engineer” bucket with real pricing links, not vibes. Good share when someone asks “is this Copilot with extra steps?”
@jetbrains · Desktop
Quiet signal: JetBrains now lists Devin Desktop as a first-class VS Code-compatible host for ReSharper. Ecosystem gravity > another “AI IDE” listicle.
@LennysNewsletter · Cognition
Scott Wu’s Lenny cut is the cleanest CEO soundbite right now: stop arguing “will Devin take junior jobs?” and ask “what happens when every senior gets a night shift of tireless interns?” Capacity, not headcount cosplay. Pair with the TierZero acquisition story on /news if you’re explaining Cognition’s ops bet.
@nickytonline · Cloud
Best one-pager we’ve seen for “what do I click first?”—Ask Devin → DeepWiki → Spaces, with docs links inline. Bookmark for onboarding; don’t treat a gist as source of truth over docs.devin.ai.
@ca_ai_ope · Cloud
Japanese ops writeup that actually ships the loop: GitHub Actions → Devin Review API → auto-fix PR. Same thesis as our Review-as-rate-limit tip—fan-out only works if review is automated. English desk: skim Cognition’s Devin 101 post, then steal their Actions shape.
@remoteopenclaw · Desktop
Still hearing “Windsurf” in the wild? This rebrand explainer maps names → Devin Desktop without the press-release fog. Pricing continuity note is the money line for teams mid-migration.
@techsy · Cognition
Another matrix post—but this one at least prices ACUs and names Devin’s browser VM as the differentiator. Use it to push “attention model” (hand-off vs co-edit), not feature bingo.
@YouTube · Cloud
The community is independently arriving at the same conclusion Cognition published: fusing a frontier model with a cheaper sidekick beats picking either alone. Devin Fusion put this into production in June; the video shows the idea spreading beyond Cognition's own framing.
@hhirakawa0328 · Cloud
Rare measured Copilot Agent vs Devin bake-off (JP). Prefer this over SEO “best AI tools 2026” listicles—actual task→PR timing beats marketing slides.
@ProgrammingKnowledge · Desktop
Windows install still trips people up—this Jul 1 walkthrough is the shareable “click here” for Desktop onboarding. Pair with the Creeta Local guide for written steps.
@PeterYang · Cognition
Jared Zoneraich’s line: teams overbuild the first agent. Simple prompts + self-check loops beat architecture cosplay. Cognition Builder-in-Residence energy without a product launch deck.
@LangChain · Cloud
LangChain putting DeepWiki in the same frame as Karpathy’s LLM Wikis is the right mental model: repo memory is becoming table stakes. DeepWiki isn’t a side quest—it’s how agents stop rereading your monorepo cold.