Windsurf, which now appears on the web as Devin Desktop, is a desktop code editor that doubles as a control room for coding agents. Developers plan, delegate, review and ship from one surface, running both local agents and cloud agents without leaving the editor. Alongside the agent view it includes a full IDE with syntax highlighting, autocomplete and debugging, plus Tab completions and codebase context. A Free plan offers a light quota with unlimited inline edits and Tab completions, Pro costs $20 per month, Max costs $200 per month, and Teams costs $80 per month plus $40 per month for each full developer seat.
It fits professional software engineers who want to hand multi-step tasks to agents while keeping a real editor to read and trace what those agents changed. Engineering teams of up to 200 users can share work, use centralized billing and an admin dashboard, and large organizations can move to the Enterprise plan with SSO, a dedicated deployment option and dedicated account management. Researchers running repeated experiments can also track several sessions at once.
Typical workflows include running several agents on separate tasks in different Spaces, watching their status on a board or list, and opening a pull request once a session reports it is ready. A developer can start a task locally and push it to a cloud agent when it needs to keep running. The Agent Client Protocol lets other agents work inside the same window, and the product connects with Slack, Teams, Linear, Jira, GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Teams can also use DeepWiki and Ask Devin for answers about a codebase.
