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Devins can start managed Devins of their own, so one task can branch into a tree of Devins several levels deep. Work done in sequence takes as long as all its parts added together, while work split this way takes roughly as long as its slowest part. So size... show more

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RAZA | AI EXPLORERvor 2 Tagen

Powerful concept! Hierarchical agent orchestration could make complex tasks faster and more scalable.

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Abhimanyu ARYAN ♡vor 3 Tagen

This is true software factory 🏭

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Devin Developersvor 3 Tagen

Learn more:

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Sourenvor 3 Tagen

Happy we could help 🤍

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Amelia | AI & Techvor 3 Tagen

Bigger jobs just grow a deeper tree

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Hana Kaito AI🌞vor 3 Tagen

Parallel AI agents could make complex tasks much faster to complete

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Ella Tech & Toolvor 3 Tagen

This is brilliant. Parallel Devin trees turn big tasks from bottlenecks into manageable, faster execution.

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Diego Aguirre (Voftec)vor 3 Tagen

uffff Devin's are cooking !!!!!!!! Me vuelvo loco.

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Mira Synth Techvor 3 Tagen

This is a really powerful idea. Turning big tasks into trees of Devins so work scales with the slowest branch instead of the total sum changes how teams tackle size. Love the shift.

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Ali Khanivor 3 Tagen

@DevinAI Devinception

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Alexvor 3 Tagen

At depth 3, debugging one broken Devin branch can eat all the time the tree saved.

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Rogemarvor 3 Tagen

This is awesome!

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lishamvor 3 Tagen

Software Factory has arrived in Devin

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Alice The Ai Expertvor 3 Tagen

That branching Devin tree is such a smart way to think about scale turning sequential time into parallel speed!

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Ibrahim Arshadvor 3 Tagen

Devin desktop needs to show accurate usage please!

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TH33ORACL3 𝕏vor 3 Tagen

the org chart is now a tree data structure

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