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Closest researched alternatives to Devin

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  1. 01

    Augment Code

    Cosmos platform running fleets of coding agents across the SDLC, plus Auggie CLI and IDE extensions.

    $100/month

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Model choice · YesYou pick the model per expert, session or message; Prism routing is an opt-in alternative.Evidence ↗
    • +Certifications · YesSOC 2 Type II on both plans, ISO/IEC 42001 certified AI management system, GDPR and CCPA obligations in the terms.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • Open models · PartialOpen-weight GLM and Kimi models are offered, but only Augment-hosted; the model list is closed and has no self-supplied weights.Evidence ↗
    • Free tier · PartialNo free plan is published; pricing lists only Business at $100/month and Enterprise. Business is self-serve, though, and trials are referenced.Evidence ↗
    • API access · PartialAuggie TypeScript/Python SDKs drive the agent from your own code; the Analytics API is Enterprise-only preview.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  2. 02

    Kilo Code

    Open source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud, with 500+ models at provider rates.

    Free

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Model choice · YesYou pick the model; Auto Model routing is optional and never silently substitutes.Evidence ↗
    • +Open source · YesVS Code extension, JetBrains plugin and CLI are MIT; the Gateway and Cloud backend are source available rather than MIT.Evidence ↗
    • +Bring your own key · YesOwn provider keys at list price, shared org keys on Teams, or fully local inference.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • Agent permissions · PartialAuto-approve exists, but the OS-level sandbox that bounds it is experimental and Linux/macOS only.Evidence ↗
    • API access · PartialCloud Agent sessions can be launched by HTTP webhook and usage data has documented OpenAPI endpoints; no public API for driving the agent itself is documented.Evidence ↗
    • Seat model · PartialFlat $15 per user per month with Owner and Member roles; no seat floor or ceiling is published.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  3. 03

    Codex CLI

    OpenAI's terminal coding agent for inspecting, editing and running repository code from the shell.

    Free

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Open source · YesCLI, SDK and app server are in openai/codex; the IDE extension and Codex cloud are not open source.Evidence ↗
    • +Bring your own key · YesSign in with an OpenAI API key, or point the provider at Amazon Bedrock with AWS-native credentials.Evidence ↗
    • +Certifications · YesSOC 2 Type 2 report plus ISO 27001, 27017, 27018 and 27701 certification, with GDPR and CCPA listed on the trust portal.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • Whole-codebase work · PartialDocumented for repository-wide exploration and multi-step plans; the vendor states no repo-wide migration guarantee.Evidence ↗
    • Claude · NoSign-in and model support are OpenAI models only; no Anthropic model appears in any documented model list.Evidence ↗
    • MCP server · PartialCodex is an MCP client for local and remote servers, but exposing Codex itself as an MCP server is deprecated in favour of the app server.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  4. 04

    Factory

    Droid coding agents that run in the desktop app, CLI, IDEs, CI and Factory-managed cloud computers.

    $20 / month

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Model choice · YesYou pick the model per session, per subagent and per exec run with -m/--model, or add custom endpoints.Evidence ↗
    • +Bring your own key · YesBYOK covers your own OpenAI/Anthropic keys, OpenAI-compatible gateways, local models and AWS Bedrock; keys stay on your machine.Evidence ↗
    • +Certifications · YesSOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and ISO 42001, with reports and sub-processor lists in the Trust Center.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • Free tier · NoThe published plan list starts at Pro $20/mo; no free tier or trial is offered, though Droid Core and a BYOK allowance are free within a paid plan.Evidence ↗
    • MCP server · PartialDroid is an MCP client over stdio/http/sse and can be driven by another program over JSON-RPC or ACP, but no Factory-hosted MCP server is documented.Evidence ↗
    • Pooled budget · PartialTeams seats each keep their own Pro rate limits; Business and Enterprise usage is shared across the workspace.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria
  5. 05

    OpenCode

    Open source AI coding agent for the terminal, desktop, browser and IDE, running any model you connect.

    Free

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Model choice · YesYou choose the provider and model; the vendor's own gateway is explicitly optional.Evidence ↗
    • +Self-hosted · YesThe agent runs entirely on your own machine or runners, talking directly to whichever provider or internal gateway you point it at.Evidence ↗
    • +Open source · YesMIT-licensed with a public repository that takes outside issues and pull requests.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • Whole-codebase work · PartialA dedicated read-only subagent explores whole codebases and LSPs load automatically, but no repository-wide migration claim is published.Evidence ↗
    • MCP server · NoMCP runs inbound only: external MCP servers become tools inside OpenCode, and no MCP endpoint exposing OpenCode itself is documented.Evidence ↗
    • Seat model · PartialPer-seat pricing is confirmed but the seat rate is quote-only, and no seat floor or ceiling is published.Evidence ↗
    33/35 researched criteria · 2 not established
  6. 06

    Warp

    Agentic development environment: a terminal, a standalone agent CLI, and unattended cloud coding agents.

    Free

    Where it improves on Devin

    • +Model choice · YesYou pick from the model picker or write your own routing rules; an admin or your plan can grey out models, and Auto hands selection back to Warp if you want it.Evidence ↗
    • +Bring your own key · YesThree levels: your own provider key stored on your device, your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint, and Enterprise BYOLLM through your AWS or Google Cloud account. Device-local keys do not reach cloud agents, and orgs over ten employees need Business or Enterprise.Evidence ↗
    • +Opt out of training · YesZero Data Retention agreements with the contracted providers apply on every plan, including Free; admins on Business and Enterprise can additionally switch off the optional interaction-data sharing, which is already off by default there.Evidence ↗

    Trade-offs against Devin

    • In your editor · NoThere is no first-party IDE or editor extension; Warp ships its own editor and diff review and positions itself as the thing that replaces the external IDE. It can only launch your editor.Evidence ↗
    • Free tier · PartialThe Free plan is a self-serve download with no call, but it bundles no agent usage: you must buy add-on credits or bring your own inference before the agent will run on Warp models.Evidence ↗
    • MCP server · PartialWarp is a mature MCP client for local and cloud agents. Being queried by another agent works only through the hosted Factory MCP server, which is inside Warp Factories Early Access.Evidence ↗
    35/35 researched criteria

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