Devin Desktop — November 2026 Releases

What's new in Devin Desktop, November 2026

Devin Desktop adds per-session MCP toggles and more resilient Devin Local

So far in November 2026, Devin Desktop added per-session MCP server controls in the Agent Command Center and made Devin Local keep working through more situations. Four releases have shipped, from v3.12.17 to v3.12.43, and the month is still in progress.

In the Agent Command Center, the "…" menu in the session header lists a session's MCP servers and lets you turn one on or off or re-authenticate. If a local agent rejects your first prompt, the text returns to the composer with the reason so you can fix and resend it. The editor moved to VS Code 1.141.2 and Electron 43.8.3, which includes Chromium security fixes. Chat diffs and transcript code now follow your editor theme.

v3.12.43 focused on Devin Local: a response that stops at the output limit before a tool call now continues the turn, and GPT models no longer stop to ask for input they can work out. In the IDE, you can drag files or folders onto the Devin Local panel to add them as chips. Other fixes cover Remote SSH, Windows file saves, ACP permission requests and Mermaid diagrams in collapsed sections.

• Toggle or re-authenticate a session's MCP servers from the "…" menu in the Agent Command Center header (v3.12.17)
• Rejected first prompts return to the composer with the reason, so you can edit and resend without retyping (v3.12.17)
• Editor updated to VS Code 1.141.2 and Electron 43.8.3, including Chromium security fixes (v3.12.17)
• Devin Local continues a turn when output hits the limit before a tool call; GPT models stop asking for input they can infer (v3.12.43)
• Drag a file or folder from the Explorer or an editor tab onto the Devin Local panel to add it as a chip (v3.12.43)
• Remote SSH now reads hosts defined only in a custom remote.devinSSH.configFile (v3.12.17)

Upgrading from v3.11.238? See every change through v3.12.57.