Devin CLI v3000.3.22 Changelog

Devin CLI's latest update is all about giving you more control, speeding up your coding workflow, and making the AI assistant safer to use. This release matters a lot to developers who use Devin daily, especially those who want to automate routine tasks without sacrificing security, and teams who want to heavily customize their setup with plugins.

What's new

• Smart permission mode: A new mode that auto-approves safe, routine tasks (like running tests or formatting code) but always asks for your permission before doing anything risky like deleting files, installing packages, or messing with passwords.
• Supercharged plugins: Plugins can now bring their own rules, automated hooks (background triggers), and custom sub-agents (mini AI assistants). You can also install plugins from specific folders inside a larger code repository.
• MCP prompt commands: If you use connected MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, their custom prompts now show up as slash commands you can use directly in your chat.
• Editable command approvals: When the AI asks permission to run a terminal command, you can now edit that command inline before saying yes, or ask the AI to explain what the command does in plain English.
• Global approvals: You can now tell Devin "always allow this command" across all your projects, not just the current one.
• Custom keyboard shortcuts: You can now remap your keyboard shortcuts in the config file. A new /shortcuts menu lets you view and change them interactively.
• Megaplan mode: If you say "megaplan", "ultraplan", or "masterplan" in plan mode, the AI will think much deeper about the task and will always ask you at least one clarifying question before starting.
• Automatic log compression: Old background log files are automatically squished (compressed) to save space after 48 hours, but you can still search through them.
• Enterprise proxy settings: Admins can now force the AI to route its internet traffic through a specific company proxy server for security.
• New ACP commands: Tools like /btw, /loop, and /context are now available to external ACP clients (like Devin Desktop, JetBrains, or Zed), so they can trigger these actions and stream the progress back to you.

Improvements

• Better terminal environment: When the AI runs terminal commands, it now loads your personal computer settings (like your custom paths, Node versions, or Python environments). This means tools you installed will actually work for the AI now.
• Smarter plan mode: While the AI is just "planning" a task, it can now safely read information from connected MCP servers to help it think, instead of being totally blocked.
• Stricter plugin paths: If a plugin tries to link to a file that doesn't exist, the system will now tell you it's broken instead of just silently failing.
• Live sandbox enforcement: If your team admin turns on strict security "sandboxing" while you're working, the AI will immediately stop and ask you to restart to apply the new rules.
• Better session stats: The /session-stats command now shows exactly how many credits and tokens you used, naming the specific AI model that did the work.
• Cleaner chat history: When the AI automatically shrinks its memory to fit more text (context compaction), it no longer clutters your screen with messages about it.

Fixes

• Pausing background tasks: If you interrupt the AI, its background mini-assistants (subagents) now actually pause instead of continuing to run in the background. They will wait and resume when you send your next message.
• Instant interruptions: If you hit Enter to send a message while the AI is still working, it now actually interrupts the AI immediately, instead of waiting for it to finish.
• Plan mode glitches: Exiting "plan mode" now reliably tells the AI to start doing the work, instead of the AI getting stuck thinking it's still just planning.
• Windows security holes: On Windows, the AI used to be tricked into running forbidden commands if they were hidden behind a safe command (like list-files && delete-everything). It now catches and blocks these tricks.
• Windows file formatting: Fixing a single line of code on a Windows computer no longer accidentally changes the line endings of the entire file, which used to create messy code updates.
• Fresh file tracking: If you create, move, or delete a file on your computer while Devin is running, the AI now sees that change immediately instead of relying on an old snapshot from when you started.
• Revert cleanup: If you undo an action (/revert), the AI now cleans up any empty folders it created during that action, and it no longer crashes with a "file locked" error.
• Faster session loading: When you reopen an old session, the memory usage indicator and undo buttons now show up instantly.
• Smoother saving: The system no longer freezes up while saving or listing your past sessions, because it now handles database tasks on a separate background thread.