I'd try it out if you allowed paying $50 for some credits instead of requiring subscription.
Even if that version is limited to only editing public Github repos. $500 to see how well it works is too much.
Even if that version is limited to only editing public Github repos. $500 to see how well it works is too much.
I'd like to see that $50/month tier reopened to subscribers, and a $0/month+credits tier added (1 concurrent active session only, constrained to small VM spec with immutable rootfs (regular devin VMs have writable rootfs), no automatic knowledge generation, no snapshots, though playbooks allowed).
> Even if that version is limited to only editing public Github repos
Not possible to constrain like that with the current Devin architecture.