Devin creates its own wiki to understand and document complex codebases, improving its ability to assist engineers effectively.

Devon is designed to act like a remote engineer, allowing users to interact with it through platforms like Slack and GitHub, making it a fully autonomous software engineer.

Devon is not just a junior engineer; it embodies jagged intelligence, excelling in certain areas while still requiring human oversight for complex tasks.

Our engineering team of 15 uses about five Devins each to help them code and move faster, with Devins merging several hundred pull requests into production every month.

As a developer, you can use Codex CLI to understand code and make specific edits seamlessly, enhancing your coding experience.

The initial launch of Devon was met with skepticism, but over the past year, it has evolved from a high school CS student level to that of a junior engineer, showing significant progress.

Performing specific deep research in tools like GitHub can save engineering teams hours of internal research.

The development of AI tools like Devin is not just about coding but also about understanding the complexities of real-world engineering.

A dev tool is software that assists developers in building products, encompassing coding, testing, debugging, documenting, deploying, and running applications.