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# Connect Devin to Swarmia

Connect Devin to Swarmia to track its pull requests, reviews, commits, and optional usage data.

Link Devin's Git contributor to track the pull requests, reviews, and commits it creates. You can also send Devin usage data to Swarmia to see adoption and add time-based pull request attribution.

You need the [organization admin](/settings/organization/managing-users-and-roles.md) role to manage integrations.

## Track Devin's Git activity

1. Go to [Settings → AI tools](https://app.swarmia.com/settings/ai-assistants) and find **Other AI tools**.
2. Click **Add new** and enter **Devin** as the name and `Devin` as the API identifier.
3. Under **Linked contributors**, select **Devin AI**.
4. Click **Save**.

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Swarmia detects the following activity with high confidence:

* Pull requests opened by Devin, or whose first commit Devin authored, as [cloud agent](/features/ai-tools/ai-tool-detection-and-filters.md#cloud-agent) work
* Pull requests reviewed by Devin as [review agent](/features/ai-tools/ai-tool-detection-and-filters.md#review-agent) work
* Commits Devin authored or co-authored as [AI-assisted](/features/ai-tools/ai-tool-detection-and-filters.md#ai-assisted) work

## Send Devin usage data (optional)

To show Devin in [AI adoption](/features/ai-tools/ai-adoption.md) and attribute pull requests through recent user activity, retrieve daily per-user consumption data from [Devin's API](https://docs.devin.ai/api-reference/v3/consumption/organizations-consumption-daily-users) and send it to Swarmia's [additional AI integrations API](/settings/integrations/swarmia-apis/additional-ai-integrations.md).

When you send the data:

* Use `devin` as the API identifier.
* Match each daily usage record to a Swarmia contributor by email.
* Report whether the person had access to Devin and whether they used it that day.

Swarmia uses these daily records for [time-based, low-confidence AI-assisted attribution](/features/ai-tools/ai-tool-detection-and-filters.md#ai-assisted). A pull request counts as AI-assisted when its commit author used Devin within the previous 24 hours. Use the [high-confidence-only filter](/features/ai-tools/ai-tool-detection-and-filters.md#ai-assisted-high-confidence-only) to exclude this time-based attribution.

For authentication, request fields, and data-import details, see [send usage data to the API](/settings/integrations/ai-coding-tool-integrations/custom-ai-tool-integrations.md#send-usage-data-to-api).

### Include Devin cost (optional)

Devin's API reports usage in Agent Compute Units (ACUs), Cognition's billing meter for Devin. If you know the USD price of an ACU for your plan, convert each user's ACUs to USD and include the cost in the usage data you send to Swarmia.


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