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How is Cognition working with Devin in Slack Code? 👀👇 Devin follows the work as it happens, picks up a task from the engineering channel, opens a PR with a demo video, and brings in a designer to finish the UI. All without leaving Slack or waiting to be... show more

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RH Fardin21 days ago

@cognition Devin opening a PR with a demo video is the right workflow. Does it know when the task itself is wrong?

Anowar Hossain22 days ago

@cognition What is dish

Claire Bennett22 days ago

@cognition Agentic AI collaboration is the future of productivity — turning conversations into real execution.

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