Devin Desktop
Windsurf, renamed — an AI IDE that doubles as a command center for your agents
Overview
Devin Desktop is Cognition's AI-native IDE, and it is the same product previously sold as Windsurf — the rename landed on 2 June 2026 as an ordinary over-the-air update, carrying plans, pricing, extensions, settings, and workflows across unchanged. What changed is the default surface: the Agent Command Center now leads, built for delegating work to local and cloud agents, watching them run, and deciding what reaches production. Spaces let related agents share context on a joint task, and Agent Client Protocol support means third-party agents can run alongside Devin in the same interface. Underneath it is still a full VS Code-compatible editor with Cascade, the agentic assistant that plans multi-step edits with repo-wide context, plus Tab autocomplete, an enhanced terminal, RAG-based codebase indexing, MCP servers, memories and rules, and one-click Netlify deploys. Model choice is broad — Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and others — with an Adaptive router that picks one per task.
Pricing: Free (limited usage) | Pro: $20/month | Max: $200/month | Teams: $80/month minimum ($40 per full seat)
Minimum macOS: 10.10 (Yosemite)
Architecture: Apple Silicon, Intel
Key Features
- Agent Command Center — the default surface for managing local and cloud agents, PRs, and context
- Spaces let related agents share context while working a task together
- Agent Client Protocol (ACP) support for running third-party agents in the same interface
- Cascade: agentic assistant with Code/Chat modes, checkpoints, voice input, and linter integration
- Devin Local Agent — the same agent harness as Devin CLI, running on your machine
- Arena mode runs multiple Cascade instances in parallel to compare approaches
- Adaptive model router picks a model per task; Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Grok families available
- Tab autocomplete with Tab to Jump and Tab to Import
- RAG-based context engine indexes the codebase; Fast Context subagent for rapid retrieval
- Quick Review runs an agentic code review over local changes
- Codemaps produce shareable hierarchical maps of code execution flow
- Vibe and Replace — natural-language find and replace across matches
- DeepWiki hover explanations for unfamiliar symbols
- Enhanced terminal with Command mode, Turbo auto-execution, and allow/deny lists
- MCP server support, memories and rules, AGENTS.md, hooks, and reusable workflows
- Git worktrees set up automatically for parallel agent tasks
- Live previews with element selection, plus one-click Netlify deploys
- VS Code and Cursor settings import, Open VSX extensions, SSH and dev container support