Devin Desktop

Devin Desktop is the new name for Windsurf. It is an agentic IDE that puts local coding tools and cloud Devin agents in the same working environment. It combines inline edits and Tab completion with agent sessions, generated diffs, Spaces, and an Agent Command Center. Its main distinction is the ability to coordinate several local and cloud workstreams from one desktop application. In day-to-day use, a developer can write and revise code directly, hand a bounded task to an agent, inspect the resulting diff, and keep related work organized in Spaces. The command center is useful when several sessions are running at once because it gives reviewers a place to follow progress and decide what deserves attention. Human review still matters. Engineers remain responsible for testing changes, resolving architecture choices, and deciding whether generated work is safe to merge. The product fits teams that are ready to adopt a dedicated agentic IDE and want more than a single chat panel or completion model. It is especially relevant when implementation work can be split into parallel tracks and reviewed as separate diffs. A team that only wants a small extension inside its current IDE may find the desktop workflow heavier than necessary. It is also a weaker match where policy rules out cloud agent execution or where developers do not need multi-session coordination. The Free plan provides a light agent quota, limited model availability, unlimited inline edits, and unlimited Tab completions. Pro costs $20 per month and adds larger quotas, broader model access, and cloud agents. Max costs $200 per month for substantially higher quotas. Teams costs $80 per month for the team plan plus $40 per month for each full developer seat, while Enterprise uses custom sales terms. Paid usage allowances refresh on daily and weekly schedules, and extra usage may be purchased at API pricing after an included allowance is exhausted. Useful comparisons depend on working style. Cursor is a natural benchmark for teams that prioritize a mature AI-first editor and codebase indexing. Claude Code is a closer fit for terminal-first, Anthropic-centered work. GitHub Copilot and JetBrains AI may suit organizations that want assistance inside established IDEs. Devin Cloud is relevant when autonomous cloud execution matters more than a unified desktop command center. For enterprise evaluation, compare repository access, SAML or OIDC SSO, centralized administration, deployment options, support, data boundaries, auditability, and the policy for cloud sessions.