Chris Messina

Windsurf 2.0 - Introducing the Agent Command Center and Devin in Windsurf

Windsurf 2.0 turns your IDE into a command center for managing dozens of AI agents at once. New: the Agent Command Center gives you a Kanban view of every agent running across local and cloud environments. Spaces group agent sessions, PRs, and files by project so context carries over. Plus, Devin — an autonomous cloud agent with its own VM — is now built in. Delegate tasks with one click, keep coding locally (or close your laptop), and review PRs when they're ready. Included with every plan.

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Chris Messina

Here's Windsurf 2.0, the biggest Windsurf launch yet!

Here's the TLDR:

  • Devin is now available in Windsurf, so you can delegate your work to cloud agents which can work even after your laptop is closed.

  • Introducing the Agent Command Center, one place that lets you manage all your agents - local and cloud - from a single Kanban view.

  • Spaces help you stay in the flow by grouping agent sessions, PRs, files, and context for a project. When you return to a Space, you can pick up where you left off.

Piotr Pasierbek

the kanban view for managing multiple agents is clever. we've been juggling Claude and cursor for different parts of our codebase and it gets messy fast. can you pause/resume individual agents or do they all run until completion?

Serena Wang

@piotr_pasierbek yes, you can pause/resume individual agents!

Piotr Sędzik

built-in Devin with its own VM is wild. delegating a task and literally closing your laptop while it works feels like science fiction. curious how well it handles codebases with complex dependencies - does it spin up the full dev environment automatically?

Serena Wang

@piotreksedzik  yes, devin will spin up your dev environment using the README / package deps / other files in your repo. feel free to try it out!

Tijo Gaucher

the kanban view of agent sessions is clever — curious how it handles context isolation when you're bouncing between 10+ agents. does each session get its own scratchpad or is there a shared memory layer?