- Published on May 24, 2024
- In AI Features
Microsoft Now has Both Kevin and Devin
With Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot Workspace + Devin, the possibilities are going to be crazy!
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- By Sukriti Gupta
Microsoft has partnered with Cognition Labs to bring Devin, an autonomous AI software agent, to every developer. From code migrations to engineering efficiency, Devin will help engineers save time and achieve more.
Microsoft already has a strong presence in the developer ecosystem, from Visual Studio Code to GitHub. Integrating Devin can now help elevate developer experiences to new heights.
“There are some tedious things you do as an engineer or a software developer, such as replatforming. It’s rare that an engineer really enjoys doing that. Devin is a tool designed to help you with those tasks,” said Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott.
https://twitter.com/cognition_labs/status/1793348604309979179
“No other company has deployed more GenAI applications over the past year
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Sukriti Gupta
Having done her undergrad in engineering and masters in journalism, Sukriti likes combining her technical know-how and storytelling to simplify seemingly complicated tech topics in a way everyone can understand
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