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devin-cli

Delegate bounded coding tasks to the local Devin CLI over ACP from a supervising agent such as Claude Code or Codex. Use when the user asks to hand work to Devin, when an independent implementation, port, review, or investigation can run in parallel with your own work, or when an earlier Devin session needs a follow-up. Includes a blocking run helper with single-use permission answers, a deny policy, progress summaries, and session resume.

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# Devin CLI

Devin CLI is a separate coding agent on the same machine. `devin acp` speaks
the Agent Client Protocol over stdio; the bundled helper
[scripts/devin_acp.py](scripts/devin_acp.py) drives one turn, answers
permission requests from a local policy, and records everything in a run
directory. It uses only the Python standard library (3.10+). Resolve the
script relative to this installed skill, not the project being worked on.

Devin must already be installed and signed in. Signing in opens a browser,
so the user does it with `devin auth login`; the helper never authenticates
and never changes Devin's configuration. If `devin` is missing, signed out,
or out of quota, report that and the work that remains instead of quietly
doing the task yourself.
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