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Cloud agents work while you eat, sleep, and take the subway. "Every morning I'll spin up a session on the way to work." Melius is a small and nimble startup, and Devin gives them the engineering capacity of a 100-person team. That's why the fastest moving startups use Devin.

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Cognitionvor 1 Monat

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Jared Zoneraichvor 1 Monat

Melius is a team of killers (and killer taste in devtools)

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ray🖤🇰🇷vor 1 Monat

i was ripping deving on the commute this morning lol

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alexvor 1 Monat

spinning up cloud agents rn

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nicvor 1 Monat

wow

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Hybrid 🏃🏾vor 1 Monat

Excited to talk more about Devin tonight at my event!!

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Jehan Godrejvor 1 Monat

awesome video, great job @imjaredz

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Shensi Dingvor 1 Monat

iconic

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wvor 1 Monat

I love u devin

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Chris Wvor 1 Monat

actually this is the only product on the market for serious work. not only because Mercedes, Citi, Goldman and others are using it but also companies like Melius. If you are serious about what you want to build, you want to be ahead of the game and not feeling fomo cause of the new agentic technology changes, you have to stick with Cognition and Devin period and rest is just noise. applicable both for solo builders and bigger teams who need a capable and scalable team mate why will tear down any task, test, record it, run locally or in the cloud on the go, work on your Linar tasks, drop you slack updates etc. I personally was hesitant to use cloud agents but devin convinced me in 2 runs, this is the future.

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澔澔vor 1 Monat

Building in public in every possible sense

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Keshavvor 1 Monat

great work @imjaredz

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Tipslovor 1 Monat

Devin should fix Devin Desktop the amount of bugs on this thing is crazy, UI can be simplified : board, list , Agent editor is a really disturbing kind of flow. Minimalist would be better stability more than 1000 features that people don't use. Building is what matters most!

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Rodneyvor 1 Monat

wowza!

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J. Hallvor 1 Monat

Love the idea of starting Devin sessions on the go, but the mobile UX isn’t quite there yet. The web/PWA experience is still cumbersome on a phone. Would love to see a proper native app built around this exact use case.

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Biddaddyvor 1 Monat

the commute is the new office. building on the subway is wild but having the agent finish the PR while i grab coffee is a game changer

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Jack O'Connorvor 1 Monat

love the subway Devin sessions. Best way to close PRs while on the road

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Continuum Labsvor 1 Monat

Async is becoming the default way to build. Humans set direction, agents keep shipping.

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Marius Lauruseviciusvor 1 Monat

Capacity is the easy half. Review throughput is the hard one: four PRs waiting at 9am only helps if someone can verify four PRs by lunch. What did Melius change about how they review, not just how much they ship?

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未知vor 1 Monat

现象背后有更深的逻辑。高手和普通人的区别,就在于愿不愿意多问几个为什么。大多数人停在第一个答案,真正的高手会一直追问到根因。

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catmanvor 1 Monat

what counts as “start with Devin” here — first draft, or PRs it carries through review? the commute-session detail makes that distinction pretty important.

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DigitalNexusvor 1 Monat

pretty wild that they got devin running on a mac mini

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Raul Verduscovor 1 Monat

Cloud agents are changing how small teams scale. The real advantage is continuous execution that expands engineering capacity without expanding headcount.

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Vesting ⚡vor 1 Monat

A small team getting the output of a much larger engineering org is where these tools start to change company formation.

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Gregorvor 1 Monat

when that subway session hits a decision point and you're underground, does it wait or just make the call? that's the part i can't figure out with cloud agents

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CKvor 1 Monat

Banger

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Sean Austinvor 1 Monat

Yupppp

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Amaanvor 1 Monat

tuff

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senshovor 1 Monat

aura @n0w00j

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freesoulvor 1 Monat

The “spin up a session on the way to work” workflow is exactly how AI agents should feel. Curious what % of their PRs now start with Devin.

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Mykyta Pavlenkovor 1 Monat

i build solo with agents, and the 100-person-team claim loses me. the small team still has to specify and review what devin ships

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Michael Kimvor 1 Monat

this is fire @n0w00j

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Adam James Harpervor 1 Monat

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Vivek Rpvor 1 Monat

Applied a few days ago when the program was launched but no update yet.

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