Devin

Most autonomous cloud coding agent

What Devin does

  • Most autonomous cloud coding agent
  • Own IDE, browser, terminal and shell
  • Plans, writes, tests and opens PRs
  • Now includes Windsurf's team

Devin — straight answers

What is Devin?

Devin is listed under Autonomous Coding Agents, in the Code & Development category on Flocci AI Tools. Most autonomous cloud coding agent. It is paid, with no free tier, and it lives at devin.ai.

Is Devin free?

Devin is a paid tool with no free tier listed. Its alternatives page shows the free and freemium options that do the same job, ordered free tiers first.

Can I use Devin in a browser, or is there an app?

Devin works in a normal browser tab with no install. It is available on the web, inside another product and an API. You can sign in with a Google account.

What can Devin do?

Devin does 4 things the catalog singles out: Most autonomous cloud coding agent; own ide, browser, terminal and shell; plans, writes, tests and opens prs; now includes windsurf's team.

What is the best free alternative to Devin?

OpenHands is the closest free alternative: it sits in the same Autonomous Coding Agents sub-category and is free. mini-SWE-agent, Open SWE and SWE-agent also start free. The full list is on the alternatives page.

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Google Jules

Autonomous Coding Agents
freemium
  • Async coding agent that fixes issues & PRs
  • Runs in a cloud VM on your repo
  • Powered by Gemini
  • Free daily tasks

Factory

Autonomous Coding Agents
  • Enterprise 'Droids' across the whole SDLC
  • Delegate coding, review and migration
  • Terminal and cloud execution
  • Team and enterprise focus

OpenHands

Autonomous Coding Agents
free
  • Self-hosted control center for coding agents with GUI, CLI and SDK surfaces
  • Enterprise deployment controls over models, data access and auditability
  • MIT licensed, 83.9k GitHub stars, very active commit history

mini-SWE-agent

Autonomous Coding Agents
freeNew
  • Roughly 100-line agent that solves GitHub issues or works in your command line
  • Bash-only, no special tools; works with any LM via API
  • From the Princeton/Stanford SWE-agent team

SWE-agent

Autonomous Coding Agents
freeNew
  • Takes a GitHub issue and tries to fix it automatically with your LM of choice
  • Research-grade agent-computer interface for repo edits
  • MIT-licensed

Open SWE

Autonomous Coding Agents
freeNew
  • Open-source asynchronous coding agent from LangChain
  • Works on tasks in the background and opens pull requests
  • Bring your own model

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