Scott Wu, CEO of Cognition, which developed the AI coding agent Devin, said the tool is not intended to replace human developers but to raise their productivity. He said Devin aims to handle end-to-end development work and is most valuable for maintenance tasks developers tend to avoid. Wu also cautioned against inflated expectations, describing Devin as between junior and mid-level engineers, and stressed that humans must retain final decision-making authority.

Google unveiled Antigravity 2.0, an agent coding app, alongside an updated desktop app, a command line tool and an SDK for custom workflows. The new desktop app supports managing multiple agents, parallel execution, custom sub-agent workflows and scheduled background tasks, and integrates with Google AI Studio, Android and Firebase. Many features run on Gemini 3.5 Flash. Google also added voice commands, released Antigravity CLI and SDK, and introduced AI Ultra pricing changes.