Summary
On July 21, 2026 Cognition launched Devin Outposts, which lets teams run Devin's command execution, file edits, and repo access on infrastructure they operate while Devin's planning and inference stay in Cognition's cloud. Cloudflare is a launch target: each Devin session can run in its own isolated sandbox backed by Cloudflare Containers on Cloudflare's edge, with private connectivity to internal services.
What changed
Cognition released Devin Outposts, splitting Devin so execution runs on customer-controlled machines, and shipped a Cloudflare Sandbox SDK path that runs each session in an isolated Cloudflare Containers sandbox.
Why it matters
This gives enterprises a way to keep code, credentials, and internal network access on their own infrastructure while still using a hosted agent brain, addressing a major blocker to agent adoption in regulated environments. For Cloudflare it extends Containers and the Sandbox SDK as a neutral execution substrate for third-party agents.
Evidence excerpt
With Outposts, you can run Devin sessions on any machine you operate... Devin's brain (the inference and planning loop) stays in Cognition's cloud. Each Devin session runs in its own isolated sandbox backed by Cloudflare Containers.