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Chris Wozniczek has Devin find businesses and gigs, build pre-made websites, and send tailored cold emails to sell website services.

Chris Wozniczek has Devin find businesses and gigs, build pre-made websites, and send tailored cold emails to sell website services.
Josh gave Devin a card, phone, inbox, Stripe and repo to start a business; after four weeks and 10,929 calls it landed its first paying customer.
A Slack watcher starts a Devin session on each new client message to investigate, create a Linear ticket, draft a response and route follow-ups.
An engineer had Devin implement a deals page in steps; it opened a PR in under 10 minutes, but CI failed, it added unnecessary changes and gave a false answer about a library.
A user had Devin update a page listing AI coding CLI tools; it opened a PR in 5 minutes, but a separate task needed much back-and-forth to find all files.
Lumos used Devin for routine tasks like MUI-to-Tailwind conversion, which went well, and its unit-test feedback loop reduced rewrites.
A reviewer had Devin fix a bug on a production site; it returned a PR in about ten minutes but included unrelated changes like removing a safeguard check.
An agent called Resume finds and ranks jobs around schedule and pay wants, drafts tailored resumes and submits applications; the author reports 3 interviews and 1 offer.
bnistordev connected Devin to a Figma file via MCP and had it build an entire WordPress marketing site overnight.
Sid Nanda's company uses Devin in Slack to triage feedback, turn user issues into PRs, debug async flows and infra read-only, and let non-technical staff coauthor PRs.
Cognition's Jared Zoneraich uses Devin fan-out so child agents work in parallel on a migration split into six pieces.
Ryan Carson uses Devin from iPhone, Slack, browser, GitHub and Linear for real work and reports higher PR shipping velocity.
Ryan Carson uses Devin's Test App feature to record and narrate feature clicks, fix bugs, and merge PRs with a !land command.
Answer.AI testers found Devin completed only 3 of 20 tasks, succeeding at moving Notion data to Google Sheets and building a planet tracker.
A reviewer had Devin set up a project, write code, install dependencies, test endpoints and add error handling in about 4 minutes on a simple task.
A tester asked Devin to create a basic Pong-style game and a website, and it finished both in under 20 minutes.
Devin opened a PR with the endpoint and backend wiring that was merged, but missed API key logic, code style and abstraction, needing review fixes.
With computer use, Devin built and played a desktop game, ordered on Amazon, and tested its own work by clicking through the app.