AIMPACT update, April 28 (UTC+8): According to monitoring by Beating, Cognition has released Devin for Terminal, bringing the AI programming agent Devin, previously available only in the cloud, to a local version that runs directly in the terminal. In local mode, Devin has full access to codebases, development tools, and the local environment, and supports switching between multiple cutting-edge models, including Claude Opus 4.7, GPT-5.5, and Cognition’s proprietary SWE-1.6. When local tasks exceed the laptop’s computational capacity, users can seamlessly hand off the session to the cloud via CLI, allowing Devin to continue working even after closing the laptop. The terminal UI features a custom rendering library built in Rust. The team has also successfully run Devin on a 1978 VT-100 terminal—an independent device with a screen and keyboard, considered the hardware prototype of today’s terminal applications. (Source: BlockBeats)
Cognition Launches Local Version of Devin AI Agent for Terminal Use
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On April 28 (UTC+8), Cognition launched a local version of its AI agent Devin for terminal use. Built on MetaEra, the local mode supports models such as Claude Opus 4.7, GPT-5.5, and SWE-1.6. Users can offload tasks to the cloud via CLI when local resources are insufficient. The terminal UI is built with a custom Rust library, and the team tested it on a 1978 VT-100. This update brings AI and crypto news closer to on-chain development workflows.
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