Devin Teams adds free SWE-2 sessions
Cognition's 12 November post includes Devin Desktop on every Teams seat and two concurrent free sessions on SWE-2.
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Cognition's post on 12 November 2026 upgrades the Devin Teams plan. Devin Desktop no longer needs its own paid seats. Everyone on the team can use it. Free mode gives every Teams user 2 concurrent free sessions powered by SWE-2, and you can pay for more. Free SWE-2 in Devin Desktop and the CLI is now a permanent part of the Teams, Pro, and Max plans. Cognition calls SWE-2 its most advanced coding model and says it performs close to frontier models at a fraction of their cost.
Admins can connect Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, or another SAML or OIDC provider, and can turn off email login once single sign-on is on. Usage limits can be set per user, with up to 3 tiers. When someone needs more, an admin can hold the request or approve it automatically up to a ceiling. Cognition is also offering a standard Business Associate Agreement to Teams customers, requested from Settings, without an enterprise contract. Eligible teams can apply to a startup program for up to $65k in credits.
Quota seats on Teams retire in 30 days. The Teams plan is now limited to 100 seats, down from 200.
Who it's for: a Teams workspace that wants Devin Desktop and a small amount of SWE-2 usage without buying desktop seats.
Fits: Best for Vibe Coding stays Cursor, for an edit you can reject in the editor. Devin is not on that list. The coding guide and the Cursor alternatives are unchanged. The verdict is unchanged.