From Windsurf to Devin Desktop: my first impressions after migrating

I did not expect this change to happen so suddenly. After using Windsurf for more than a year, I migrated to Devin Desktop today. For me, this feels like a meaningful change because it is not just another version update: it is another rename in the history of the product. It started as Codeium, then became Windsurf, and now everything is being unified under the Devin brand. At first, the change can feel a bit unexpected. But the more I look at it, the more it makes sense. Since earlier versions, especially around Windsurf 2.3.15, the direction was already visible: Devin Local and Devin Cloud were becoming more integrated into the editor experience, and the official Devin website already had several signs that the product was moving toward a more unified platform. The migration experience One thing I really liked is that after installing and opening Devin Desktop for the first time, it showed an option to migrate from Windsurf. That migration takes care of moving the previ