Devin now bills OpenAI model use to ChatGPT plans

Cognition’s AI coding agent Devin now lets users sign in with a ChatGPT account and run OpenAI models on their ChatGPT plan, the company said Tuesday. It works with “an eligible ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan” in Devin Cloud, Devin Desktop and Devin CLI, and on Devin’s Pro, Max and Teams plans, Cognition says. Use in Devin “counts toward the Codex and ChatGPT Work usage already included in your plan,” the post says. Users can let Devin use all of it or “set a lower limit for Devin in your ChatGPT settings.” If users reach that limit, “your sessions keep running on your Devin usage until it resets,” the post says. In Devin Cloud, the ChatGPT plan pays for the OpenAI share of each session, while other models still “draw down from your included Devin quota,” Cognition says. In Devin Desktop and CLI, any GPT model a user picks is billed to the ChatGPT plan. Devin Cloud also offers GPT-6 Sol as a research preview. The post lists no price for the feature.

Earlier coverage

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• Google launched Guided Vision, a Gemini Live mode on Android that talks blind and low-vision users through what their camera sees. Google says it is not a mobility aid.
• Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills that will bar California employers from disciplining or firing workers on AI’s say-so alone, his office says.
• Anthropic says China’s GLM-5.3, an open-weight model, builds cyber exploits nearly as well as Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview.

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