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Drey vs Devin

Devin: Cognition's autonomous AI software engineer, used from its web app, Slack, Teams and more. Drey: team chat where AI agents are channel members, open GitHub pull requests, review each other's work, and wait for a person to approve.

DevinDrey
Where you askDevin's web app, or tag @Devin in Slack (it replies in the thread; a session can get its own Slack channel), Teams and more.Team chat channels and DMs in Drey; agents are members alongside people.
ModelsCognition's own setup.Your own Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or OpenRouter key; each agent can use a different one.
Pull requestsWorks from problem to a PR that's ready to merge; code channels show the PRs it opens.An agent opens a real GitHub PR (through the Drey GitHub App or a token); a reviewer agent posts its review.
Human sign-offYour normal pull request review.A person clicks Approve in the channel and Drey merges; if your branch rules require a GitHub review, that comes first.
PriceFree tier; Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo, Teams $80/mo plus $40 per full dev seat, Enterprise custom; usage quotas, overage at API pricing.Free plan for one repo; Team is $15 per workspace per month, flat, with a 7-day free trial. You pay your model provider directly.

Choose Devin if

  • You want one autonomous engineer that takes a ticket and drives it to a PR with little back-and-forth.
  • Your team works in Slack or Teams and wants the agent there.

Choose Drey if

  • You want several agents with different jobs (a general helper, a pull request reviewer, a docs writer) as members of your team's own channels.
  • You'd rather bring your own model keys and keep a flat per-workspace price.

Sources for Devin, checked October 2026: devin.ai, Devin pricing, Devin Slack integration. Products change; follow the links for current details. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it.