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@kinopee_ai Ambassador · Cloud
Devin's macOS Cloud VMs bill at the same session rate as Linux (per official docs)—kinopee flags that Apple's commercial licensing terms aren't public, so the current pricing may not last. If you need Mac agents for iOS/Swift work, lock in runs now.@kinopee_ai Ambassador · Cloud
Devin Cloud's multi-agent orchestration now spawns OS-specific child agents (macOS + Windows VMs) for native app PRs—platform isolation that kinopee says no other tool offers today. Cross-platform teams: one parent session, separate build environments per OS.@kinopee_ai Ambassador · Cloud
kinopee published a Qiita deep-dive on how Devin's macOS Cloud VMs align (or don't) with Apple's commercial licensing terms—technical read for teams weighing Mac agent risk before EULA clarity arrives.@kinopee_ai Ambassador · Cloud
Devin Cloud VM snapshots now offer three snapshot modes per OS (Linux, macOS, Windows)—kinopee notes the expansion without details, but Cloud teams should check the environment build settings for the new options.@Naseem9brev Ambassador · Cognition
The upcoming UAE DevinAI event has seen an overwhelming response, with over 600 signups in a short period, indicating strong interest in DevinAI and its applications@markfenner Ambassador · Cloud
Streamline your GitHub workflow by setting up Devin to investigate issues and open fix PRs automatically@orthiclabs · Desktop
SWE-2 on Devin desktop is impressing users with its high-quality output and temporary free access@RodrigOrnellas · Cognition
Max account users want clarity on quotas and pricing to make informed decisions about upgrading from Pro@superpatell · Cognition
SWE-2 is gaining praise for its steerable nature, lack of micro-optimization issues, and speed@RoshanMhatreX · Desktop
Some users are experiencing performance issues with the desktop app, including crashes and high RAM usage, prompting the need for optimization and bug fixes@willebrew Ambassador · Cloud
willebrew dropped a "How to use Devin with a Mac!" walkthrough—covers both Desktop on macOS and Cloud's new macOS VMs for iOS/Swift builds. First-timer onboarding for the Mac crowd.@YoussefWGerges · CLI
Devin CLI users are requesting a Remote control feature to enhance their workflow@Chris_Wozniczek Ambassador · Cloud
Cognition is dogfooding Mac VMs to build the forthcoming Devin iOS app—shipping Devin features with Devin on the same product platform they're developing for.@cognition · Cloud
Devin now supports building and testing iOS apps directly in the Simulator with its new Mac VM feature@dabit3 · Cloud
Mac VMs unlock 11 tested Devin experiments plus 100+ open-source native-app recipes—build, test, and ship iOS, iPad, and macOS apps straight from a Cloud Agent prompt.@jeffwang · Cloud
Devin's new Mac VM feature allows for end-to-end building and testing of iOS apps, and can even automatically reproduce and fix issues@jerrodbunce · Desktop
User praises SWE 2.0 and notes that Devin Desktop needs improvement, highlighting the model's potential@Raushansoni_ · Desktop
User excited about Devin's new Mac VM feature and its potential to solve their bottleneck@jkelleyrtp · Cloud
Devin is the first cloud agent to support macOS, Windows, and Linux, thanks to its rebuilt storage, networking, VNC, and CUA from scratch in Rust@TheBenMeadows Ambassador · Cognition
Devin user cracks PK8 in 24 minutes, showcasing the power of Devin's problem-solving capabilities@vineeth_agi · CLI
Cognition has launched SWE-2, made it free with no limits for 1 month on Devin paid plans, and integrated Fusion into Devin CLI, among other updates@walden_yan · Cloud
Mac VMs mean Devin can test Android and iOS apps side-by-side in the same Cloud Agent session—cross-platform verification without leaving the prompt.@Chris_Wozniczek Ambassador · Cognition
Check your token usage in Devin with the new /otter:stats feature from the Otter Swarm plugin, available soon@Chris_Wozniczek Ambassador · Cloud
Devin Outposts give you total environment control — connect Namespace macOS VMs, AWS EC2, or even your own laptop when you need specific hardware, OS configurations, or local resources that standard cloud VMs can't provide.