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AnyForge, Devin and 8090, side by side

Devin is a coding agent. 8090 writes the spec and hands the build to your coding agent. AnyForge isn’t another harness: it’s the governance layer over the agents your teams already use, so a larger team can scale them and see everything they do.

Best for

AnyForge

Governing the coding agents your teams already use, with one plan and one approval path
The whole company’s work in one place, from goals to on-call
Your own model keys on any provider
A person approves the plan, and the pull request by default
No seats, so everyone can join

Best for

Devin

A coding agent you also run locally, in the CLI and editors
macOS, Windows and Android runtimes
Stacked pull requests
A SOC 2 Type 2 report today

Best for

8090

Requirements paired with blueprints
Every agent edit as a tracked suggestion
Specifications written from existing code
Engineers from 8090 to build it for you

Where AnyForge goes further

What AnyForge is built for, row by row. The cards above show where Devin and 8090 lead.

Yes
Partly
No
Not listed
Does not apply

AnyForge, Devin and 8090 compared, checked on 30 October 2026
Capability	AnyForge	Devin	8090
Plan the whole company’s work
OKRs, roadmap and programs	YesFrom objective to work item	No	No
Capacity and delivery forecasts	YesDates from your team’s capacity	No	No
Layered specification, co-edited live	YesBrief, spec, solution design, work items	Not listed	YesRequirements, blueprints, work orders
Build with people in charge
Agents write code, run tests and open pull requests	YesCrews and Code Studio	Yes	NoHands off to your coding agent. Cloud agents in development
A person approves the plan before anything is built	YesThe Architect’s plan waits for a person	PartlyAsk mode, then send to Devin	Does not apply
A person approves the pull request by default	YesAutopilot is opt-in, within your policy	PartlyChild sessions, workflows and testing approve themselves by default	Does not apply
Review on pull requests	YesSpecialist reviewers, once switched on	Yes	PartlyDrift Bot checks conformance
Drift between documents and code	YesFindings after merge, and spec grading on the pull request	Not listed	Yes
Take requests where people ask
Slack	YesMentions, intake interviews, Slack Connect	Yes	PartlyA personal bot
Email, Zendesk and Intercom	Yes	PartlyThrough Pylon	Not listed
Run production
Alert investigation	Yes	Yes	Not listed
On-call rotas and paging people	YesEscalation, Slack, voice and SMS	Not listed	Not listed
Your models, your costs
Your own model keys	YesAny provider, or your own server	NoNot for the cloud agent	NoBeing explored
No seats	YesInvite the whole company	NoPlans per person, and paid seats on Teams	PartlyFree view seats, paid full seats
Audit trail	YesHash-chained, with export	Yes	Not listed
Where it runs	YesHosted, or your own runner and single-tenant on request	YesCloud, a dedicated VPC or Outposts	PartlyHosted only
Pricing	A flat fee per million tokens on your own model keys. No seats.	Free, Pro $20 and Max $200 a month. Teams from $80 a month with $40 full seats. Enterprise in ACUs	$200 per full seat a month, free view seats, tokens at list price plus 20% on self-serve

Devin and 8090 columns from devin.ai/pricing, docs.devin.ai and docs.8090.ai on 30 October 2026. “Not listed” means we could not find it on their public pages, not that it is missing.

Already using Devin?

AnyForge reviews pull requests it did not open, on GitHub and GitLab, so Devin’s pull requests get the same reviewers and the same record.

Writing specs in 8090?

Attach a spec or PRD written elsewhere and AnyForge turns it into an initiative’s specification, then plans and builds from it.

See the whole company’s work in one place.

Bring the model keys you already pay for. No seats, and a free trial to start.

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