What's new in Devin Desktop
The latest Devin Desktop release is v3.12.59, released Nov 12, 2026. 13 releases shipped in the last 30 days.
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)
October 2026: Devin Desktop adds side-by-side sessions, per-session Files and Changes views
Devin Desktop's October 2026 releases added multi-session viewing and richer per-session tooling. In v3.11.212 you can drag a session from the sidebar onto an open one to view up to 8 sessions side by side, group sidebar sessions by workspace, and start child sessions from the "More" menu. Every session also gets a Files view, a Changes tab that now works for local sessions, and a terminal in the add-tab menu. Eight releases shipped, from v3.10.67 to v3.11.235.
Earlier, v3.10.67 let enterprise admins set an Extension marketplace URL, improved performance on very large folders, and added support for MCP servers on protocol revision 2026-07-28. The rest of the month focused on Devin Local and remote windows: Allow and Reject buttons on tool requests, lower memory use in large sessions, restored multi-select questions, Remote-SSH and Remote-WSL folder and file-link fixes, and diagnostics exports that keep the last 4 MB of each output log.
- Drag a session onto an open one to view up to 8 sessions side by side; group sessions by workspace and start child sessions (v3.11.212)
- Files view, Changes tab for local sessions, in-session terminal, and Cmd/Ctrl+L to quote selected code into chat (v3.11.212)
- Enterprise admins can set an Extension marketplace URL so extensions install only from that source (v3.10.67)
- Remote-SSH and Remote-WSL: Agent Window folder picker and file links now use the remote machine (v3.11.228)
- Devin Local shows Allow and Reject on tool requests, uses less memory in large sessions, and restores multi-select questions (v3.11.231, v3.11.234)
- Diagnostics exports keep the last 4 MB of each output log, up from 25 KB (v3.11.235)
Latest Devin Desktop releases
- v3.12.59 (Nov 12, 2026) — Terminal text looking tiny and spaced out with GPU acceleration on? Devin Desktop 3.12.59 fixes that. Download it and see the difference.
- v3.12.57 (Nov 12, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.12.57 is here: Electron 43.8.8 security upgrades, a responsive model picker, safer file handling, and smarter image sizing for GPT and Gemini. Curious what else changed?
- v3.12.43 (Nov 9, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.12.43 is here: Devin Local keeps going after output limits, drag files straight into the panel, and Mermaid diagrams finally draw in collapsed sections. What else did this release quie
- v3.12.32 (Nov 8, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.12.32 is out: toggle MCP servers per session, fix rejected prompts without retyping, and get a fuller plan view before approving. Plus Electron 43.8.3 security fixes. Ready to see what
- v3.12.28 (Nov 7, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.12.28 is here: toggle MCP servers from any session, fix rejected prompts without retyping, and enjoy theme-matched diffs and syntax highlighting. Plus Electron 43.8.3 security fixes. W
- v3.12.17 (Nov 6, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.12.17 is here: toggle MCP servers right from the session header, fix rejected prompts without retyping, and enjoy a security-patched editor. Curious what else changed?
- v3.11.238 (Oct 30, 2026) — Listed members can now flip Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program on or off right from the Devin Local model picker in Devin Desktop 3.11.238. Curious what changes when you switch it off?
- v3.11.235 (Oct 30, 2026) — Diagnostics exports just got a lot more useful. Devin Desktop 3.11.235 now keeps the last 4 MB of each output log, up from 25 KB, so the failure you're chasing is actually in the file. Want to see wha
- v3.11.234 (Oct 29, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.11.234 is here: lighter memory use for big Devin Local sessions, plus multi-select questions are back in Devin Local. Grab the download and see the difference.
- v3.11.231 (Oct 28, 2026) — Devin Desktop 3.11.231 is here, and now Devin Local shows Allow and Reject buttons on tool requests like web fetches and multi-file edits. You stay in control. Curious what else changed?
Upgrading from v3.11.231? See every change since.