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What do builders actually think about Devin?
Devin does not have builder reviews live yet, so this page starts with clearly labeled editorial notes instead of pretending there is community proof.
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You are looking at 2 editorial notes for now. Useful, but not the same thing as community proof.
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Editorial notes
Useful context from gptsters, clearly separate from builder proof.
Used for
Tried to delegate a medium-sized feature build end-to-end
Devin is compelling as a concept and occasionally impressive in practice. The cost and unpredictability still make it hard to recommend as the default answer for most builders.
Gpsters Editorial
Used for
Evaluated it for autonomous backlog work inside a startup team
At this price point the burden of proof is high. Most teams will get more practical value from cheaper tooling plus a human who keeps the system architecture sane.
Gpsters Editorial
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