Devzy v2.9.0 Release Notes
Fix findings in your IDE, automatic model selection, longer CLI sessions, and smarter compliance scanning
This release shortens the path from review finding to fix, reduces the need to pick models by hand, and makes compliance scanning more consistent across pull requests and full-repository runs. Notification connectors and the CLI also get practical upgrades that make day-to-day use smoother.
New Features
Fix in IDE
Review findings can now be opened directly in your editor with a ready-to-use fix prompt.
- A Fix in IDE action is available from review notifications and the in-app fix flow
- Supported launch targets include Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and Claude Code
- Cursor opens with the fix prompt pre-filled; other editors fall back to opening the app and copying the prompt when needed
- Your last-used IDE is remembered so the next fix can launch with fewer clicks
Automatic Model Selection
Preferences now include an option to let the platform choose models for you.
- Automatic model selection (recommended) picks suitable models from the available catalog for your deployment
- Resolved models appear in the pull request review summary so you can see what ran
- Uncheck the option at any time to choose provider and models manually, as before
- New installations default to automatic selection; existing setups keep their current manual choices until you opt in
Improvements
Smarter, Unified Compliance Scanning
Pull request and full-repository compliance checks now share one analysis pipeline, so results are more consistent across scan modes.
- Risk-aware deeper analysis is applied where it adds the most value, within bounded scan budgets
- Progress reporting for long-running scans is more reliable
- Compliance report HTML exports retain fuller scan metadata
Google Chat Webhook Management
Google Chat connectors now support editing webhook URLs for default and named spaces directly from the Connectors UI, so routing stays accurate as spaces change.
Conversational Review Feedback
Conversational replies and richer review feedback signals are fully available in production, so thread replies and related outcomes feed back into the review experience more completely.
Cleaner Dashboard
The dashboard no longer loads a separate repositories overview block. Repository browsing stays on the dedicated Repositories page, which keeps the dashboard lighter and faster.
Duplicate Finding Cleanup
Review pipelines do a better job of collapsing duplicate or near-duplicate findings, so comment noise stays lower on large changesets.
Brand new landing page
We've refreshed the marketing landing page with a cleaner, more polished UI. Beyond the visual update, it now goes deeper on what Devzy is, why teams use it, and how the product works end to end—so visitors get a clearer picture before they sign up.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed: Teams notification routing UI briefly clearing repository routes while channels were still loading
- Fixed: Stale repository access whitelist entries not being removed when installation repos were synced
- Fixed: Compliance scan progress percentages regressing when stage totals were recalculated mid-run
- Fixed: IDE fix-button assets and launch behavior for supported editors