Meet Devin, the world’s first fully autonomous AI software engineer. Devin is a tireless, skilled teammate, equally ready to build alongside you or independently complete tasks for you to review. With Devin, engineers can focus on more interesting problems, and engineering teams can strive for more ambitious goals.
The Reason Behind Devin AI~  
Devin's extraordinary capacity for forward thinking and task planning sets it apart. It is capable of making thousands of judgments, growing over time by learning from its errors. It also has at its disposal, digitally, any tool a human engineer might require, including a code editor and browser. Devin is thought to be the most sophisticated or state-of-the-art method for assessing software engineering assignments using the SWE-bench coding test. In essence, when evaluated against a conventional set of software engineering challenges, it outperformed other solutions by much. Top artificial intelligence businesses conducted actual engineering interviews and found that the AI tool worked effectively.

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Devin's Capabilities ~
Devin can plan and execute complex technical projects with hundreds of options. It takes in knowledge from its history, retains relevant information, and even fixes mistakes made by itself. In a company-provided presentation, Devin demonstrates how the system may rapidly fix issues by adding a print statement when they occur. The print statement is a line of code that sends messages to the console that programmers may use to pinpoint the precise position of an issue in their code. Additionally, Devin and the user can collaborate actively. It solicits user input, gives them access to real-time progress updates, and works with them on design choices as needed.

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• Devin can learn how to use unfamiliar technologies.
• Devin can build and deploy apps end to end.
• Devin can autonomously find and fix bugs in codebases.
• Devin can train and fine-tune its own AI models.
• Devin can address bugs and feature requests in open-source repositories. 
• Devin can contribute to mature production repositories. ‍

Who Are The Investors In The Startup That Built Devin?

The AI startup Cognition, founded by Walden Yan, Steven Hao, and Scott Wu, has raised $21 million in a series of funding round led by Founders Fund, Peter Thiel's venture capital firm. Among the other investors are Sarah Guo, the founder of Conviction Ventures, and Elad Gil, a former Twitter executive. With gold medals from the International Olympiad for Informatics, all ten members of the founding team have experience working at the forefront of applied AI, having held positions at companies such as Cursor, Scale AI, Lunchclub, Modal, Google DeepMind, Waymo, and Nuro.