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Migrate from Devin to Auteryn

Migrate from Devin to Auteryn

Switching from Devin? This guide walks you through the migration process, highlighting what stays the same and what gets better.

Migration Time: Most teams complete migration in 1-2 hours. Zero downtime required.


Why Teams Switch

💾 True Persistence

Devin’s environments reset. Auteryn sandboxes survive restarts with automatic snapshots.

⚡ Event-Driven

Respond to webhooks, GitHub issues, Jira tickets automatically. Not just manual triggers.

💰 Better Pricing

Start free, scale affordably. No $500/month minimum like Devin.

🤝 Co-Working Mode

Work alongside your agent in real-time. Not just review after completion.


Feature Comparison

FeatureDevinAuterynNotes
Code ExecutionBoth support full code execution
Terminal AccessFull shell access in both
Persistent Sandboxes⚠️ Limited✅ FullAuteryn: auto-snapshots, time-travel
Browser AutomationBoth support browser control
Event-DrivenAuteryn: webhooks, GitHub, Jira
Co-WorkingAuteryn: real-time collaboration
Knowledge Base⚠️ Basic✅ AdvancedAuteryn: multi-source, auto-sync
PricingFrom $500/moFrom $0Auteryn: free tier available
API AccessBoth provide REST APIs

Migration Process

  1. Export from Devin

    • Document your agent’s instructions/prompts
    • Export any custom code or scripts
    • List integrations and tools used
    • Save example conversations
  2. Create Auteryn Account

    Sign up free - no credit card required

  3. Recreate Your Agent

    • Use similar instructions (we’ll optimize them)
    • Connect the same tools and integrations
    • Set up knowledge bases
    • Configure deployment channels
  4. Test Thoroughly

    • Run the same test cases you used with Devin
    • Compare outputs and behavior
    • Refine instructions if needed
  5. Deploy

    • Start with parallel deployment (both running)
    • Gradually shift traffic to Auteryn
    • Monitor performance
    • Decommission Devin when confident

Total Time: 1-2 hours for most agents


Translating Devin Concepts

Instructions/Prompts

Devin and Auteryn both use natural language instructions.

You're a coding agent. Review PRs, suggest improvements,
and ensure code quality. Focus on security and performance.

Key Difference: Auteryn instructions are more structured. Use our instruction framework for best results.

Checkpoints

Devin: Manual checkpoints you create during execution

Auteryn: Automatic snapshots every 5 minutes + manual snapshots anytime

# In Auteryn, create a snapshot:
agent.create_snapshot("before-deployment")
# Restore later if needed:
agent.restore_snapshot("before-deployment")

Tools & Integrations

Most tools work the same way:

ToolDevinAuterynMigration Notes
GitHubSame OAuth flow
JiraSame API integration
SlackSame bot setup
TerminalSame commands work
BrowserSame automation APIs

What Gets Better

1. Persistent Sandboxes

Devin: Environments reset between sessions. You lose state.

Auteryn: Sandboxes persist indefinitely with automatic snapshots.

Terminal window
# Your agent's work survives restarts
# Files, installed packages, configurations all persist
# Automatic snapshots every 5 minutes
# Time-travel to any previous state

2. Event-Driven Automation

Devin: Manual triggering only

Auteryn: Respond to events automatically

# Example: Auto-review PRs
trigger:
type: webhook
source: github
event: pull_request.opened
action:
agent: code-reviewer
task: review_pr

3. Co-Working Mode

Devin: Agent works alone, you review after

Auteryn: Work alongside your agent in real-time

  • See what the agent is doing live
  • Intervene and guide when needed
  • Collaborate on complex tasks
  • Learn from the agent’s approach

4. Knowledge Base

Devin: Basic context from files

Auteryn: Advanced multi-source knowledge base

  • Connect Notion, Confluence, Google Drive
  • Auto-sync on changes
  • Semantic search across all sources
  • Version history and rollback

Pricing Comparison

Devin Pricing

  • Pro: $500/month per seat
  • Team: Custom pricing
  • No free tier

Auteryn Pricing

  • Free: $0/month (500 credits)
  • Starter: $49/month (5,000 credits)
  • Pro: $199/month (25,000 credits)
  • Enterprise: Custom pricing

Typical Savings: 60-80% for most teams


Migration Checklist

Before Migration

  • Document current Devin agent configuration
  • Export custom code and scripts
  • List all integrations and API keys
  • Save example test cases
  • Note any custom workflows

During Migration

  • Create Auteryn account
  • Set up agent with similar instructions
  • Connect tools and integrations
  • Configure knowledge bases
  • Test with saved examples
  • Refine based on results

After Migration

  • Run parallel deployment (1-2 weeks)
  • Monitor performance metrics
  • Gather team feedback
  • Optimize instructions
  • Decommission Devin
  • Cancel Devin subscription

Common Questions

Will my code work the same way?

Yes. Both use standard Linux environments. Your scripts, commands, and code will work identically.

What about my GitHub integration?

Same OAuth flow. Reconnect in Auteryn and you’re set. Takes 2 minutes.

Can I migrate gradually?

Absolutely. Run both in parallel, shift traffic gradually, decommission Devin when ready.

What if I need help?

We offer free migration support:

How long does migration take?

Most teams complete migration in 1-2 hours. Complex setups may take a day.


Migration Support

We’re here to help:

Free Migration Call

Schedule a 30-minute call with our team. We’ll help you migrate. Book now →

Discord Community

Ask questions and get help from other teams who’ve migrated. Join Discord →


Success Stories

DevTeam Inc

Before (Devin):

  • $500/month per developer
  • Manual PR reviews
  • Environments reset daily

After (Auteryn):

  • $199/month for whole team
  • Automated PR reviews
  • Persistent environments

Result: 60% cost savings, 3x faster reviews


Ready to Migrate?

  1. Sign up free - No credit card required

  2. Follow this guide - Create your first agent

  3. Book migration support - Get expert help


Additional Resources

Questions? Contact our migration team →