Devin cli is a common search, but the site documents a web app, Slack, Linear and an API. What Devin covers, how to automate it, and who it is built for.
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Devin cli is a common search, but the site documents a web app, Slack, Linear and an API. What Devin covers, how to automate it, and who it is built for.
Diagnose a Devin Desktop install: stores, schema, locks, config, disk - concrete fixes
A simple skill that guides Claude to collaborate with Devin to solve problems.
Devin session lifecycle: export-then-delete pipeline, tiered classification, pluggable judge
Curated list of Devin resources and the devin-* open-source tooling ecosystem
Maintainer hub for the devin-* family: repo registry, scaffold template, weekly reports
Swap between named Devin config profiles — hooks, MCP servers, models — with verified snapshots and rollback journal. Dry-run by default
Project manager over Devin sessions: per-repo rollups, milestones, status reports
Profile-based installer for the devin-* ecosystem across Linux, Personal Windows and Corporate Windows
Export and audit Devin session history to markdown notes, JSON, CSV - Obsidian-ready
Policy-gated ACP client for the Devin CLI: isolated sessions with allow/deny/ask rules
Anti-poisoning memory store for agents: provenance, versioning, quarantine gate
Deterministic eval harness: replay recorded Devin sessions against rubric graders
Background-worker fan-out policy for Devin: deterministic planner, caps, no nesting
Personal site and catalog of the devin-* open-source ecosystem
Secret and PII redaction that understands Devin tool-call semantics, in-place in SQLite
Synthetic Devin sessions with known verdicts — regression and adversarial test data for the devin-* catalog
Documented internals of Devin Desktop/CLI stores with schema-version detection
Local-only Devin session observability: activity, context size and token peaks
Queryable knowledge graph over Devin sessions: projects, files touched, tools used
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