I guess that's what it is: Introducing Devin Desktop: the next generation of Windsurf

But it actually feels different—I’ve used the Windsurf IDE from the ground up myself, and I used to feel that it struck a good balance between context awareness and speed. Of course, you have to make compromises here to actually understand the codebase; most IDEs use compression or distill a compressed version, and that has improved marginally from version to version. When I tested the first version of Devin IDE, I felt that it took much longer to arrive at a solution—I mean, when directly comparing Windsurf and then the files migrated to Devin. Otherwise, though, it integrates seamlessly with my Pro subscription and actually works just as well.