Devin Desktop
Formerly Windsurf, and before that Codeium. Run Devin, Codex, Claude Agent and other coding agents on one board, with a full IDE to review their work.
At a glance
Worth a try if you run several coding agents and want one place to review them.
Devin Desktop is the new name for Windsurf. It puts an agent board in front of the editor, so Devin, Codex, Claude Agent and other agents run side by side. The Windsurf IDE, Tab completions and settings carry over. The free plan's agent quota is light, so steady agent work needs Pro.
Pros
- Runs Devin, Codex, Claude Agent, OpenCode and other ACP agents on one board.
- Unlimited Tab completions and inline edits, even on the free plan.
- Windsurf plans, extensions and settings carry over in the update.
- Pro can hand a task to Devin Cloud, so it keeps running when you close the laptop.
Cons
- The free plan has a light agent quota and limited models.
- Quotas reset daily and weekly; past them, you pay API prices.
- Free SWE-2 use on Pro was a promotion that ran through October 16, 2026.
- The agent board is the default view, which is extra weight if you only want an editor.
Pricing
Free: light agent quota, limited models, unlimited Tab completions and inline edits. Pro: $20/month with frontier models, Devin Cloud agents and extra usage at API prices. Max: $200/month for much higher quotas. Teams: $80/month plus $40 per full seat, up to 200 users. Enterprise on request. Checked October 16, 2026.
Windsurf has a new name
Devin Desktop is the new name for Windsurf. Codeium renamed itself Windsurf in 2025, and Cognition bought it later that year. On June 2, 2026, Cognition renamed the editor Devin Desktop. The update arrives over the air, and Cognition says plans, pricing, extensions and settings carry over. Official announcement.
This listing used to cover Codeium, the free autocomplete tool. The product has moved on: it is now an editor built around coding agents.
Agents come first
The Agent Command Center is the default view. Each agent session sits on a Kanban board: running, waiting for review, or done. Spaces group sessions, pull requests, files and Git worktrees, so agents working on one feature share context. Official product page.
Devin Desktop supports the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). At launch that meant Codex, Claude Agent, OpenCode and Cascade alongside Devin's own agents. An agent your team builds in-house can join the same board if it speaks ACP.
The editor is still there
Behind the board is the Windsurf IDE, with syntax highlighting, debugging, Tab completions and Supercomplete. Fast Context finds the files an agent needs. A review pane walks through each agent diff before you push. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. JetBrains users get the separate Windsurf plugin instead. Official download page.
Where the money goes
The free plan keeps unlimited Tab completions and inline edits. Agent work is the metered part. Paid plans include a quota that refreshes daily and weekly. Past it, extra usage is billed at API prices. Cognition suggests smaller models for routine tasks to stretch the quota. Official pricing.
Our suggestion: run one real task on the free plan with a second agent next to Devin. If the board saves you from juggling terminals and tabs, Pro is the next step. If you mostly want autocomplete, the free plan may be all you need.
Is this still Codeium?
Same lineage, different product. The free autocomplete survives as unlimited Tab completions. The rest of the product is about running and reviewing agents.
Do I lose my Windsurf setup if I update?
Cognition says no. The IDE, extensions, workflows, settings and in-progress work migrate in the update. Official FAQ.
Official documentation checked October 16, 2026. This is a research-based assessment, not a hands-on benchmark.
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