Devin CLI v3000.6.2 Changelog

This update is all about making the Devin command-line tool (the text-based way you control the AI) more stable and less frustrating. If you use Devin to write code or automate tasks on your computer, these fixes mean fewer crashes, less memory drain, and smarter safety rules.

What's new

• When a safety rule (a "pre_tool hook") stops the AI from doing something, it now tells the AI *why* it was blocked. The AI can then keep working on its other tasks instead of completely freezing up.

Fixes

• Folder-switching commands: When you use a command like cd /repo && find . (which means "go to the repo folder and search it"), the tool used to get confused about which folder it was actually checking for permissions. It now correctly checks the right folder. It still safely blocks anything that looks suspicious, like unclear file paths.
• Memory leak: The tool used to eat up more and more of your computer's memory every time it redrew the screen while waiting for you to answer a question or while it was thinking for a long time. That memory hogging is now fixed.
• Windows freezing: If you were using Windows, closing a command window right after it started could cause the program to hang forever. It will now close cleanly without getting stuck.