Windsurf: Devin Review Now Supports Bitbucket Cloud
WindsurfWindsurf's Devin Review now supports Bitbucket Cloud, so teams hosting code there can get automated pull request reviews. Admins connect a workspace under Settings > Connections, where review webhooks are installed automatically, and members can link a personal Bitbucket Cloud account so Devin Review posts comments as them. Until now, the product covered GitHub and GitLab for these workflows.
Key Takeaways
- Devin Review now supports Bitbucket Cloud, extending automated pull request review to teams that host code in the Atlassian ecosystem.
- Review webhooks are installed automatically when a workspace is connected under Settings > Connections, removing manual setup.
- The connection details page shows the webhook install status and a Refresh button, which makes troubleshooting a broken hookup straightforward.
- Members can link a personal Bitbucket Cloud account, so Devin Review posts comments as them instead of a generic bot.
- Devin Review also reports merge readiness on Bitbucket Cloud pull requests and can now see Bitbucket build statuses across Cloud and Data Center.
Devin Review Comes to Bitbucket Cloud
Windsurf's Devin Review, the pull request review feature in the Devin product line, now works with Bitbucket Cloud. Teams that keep their repositories in Bitbucket no longer need to move to another host to get automated review findings on their pull requests.
How Setup Works
Connecting a Bitbucket Cloud workspace happens under Settings > Connections. Once the workspace is connected, Windsurf installs the review webhooks automatically, so there is no manual webhook configuration to maintain. The connection's details page shows the install status of those webhooks and includes a Refresh button for re-checking them after a change on the Bitbucket side.
Reviews That Post as the Developer
Individual members can also link their personal Bitbucket Cloud account. When they do, Devin Review posts its review comments as them rather than as a generic bot identity. This keeps pull request threads attributed to a real teammate and fits the way many teams already read and respond to review feedback.
Part of a Broader Bitbucket Push
Bitbucket Cloud support did not land alone. Devin Review also shows merge readiness for Bitbucket Cloud pull requests — ready, or blocked by required approvals, default-reviewer approvals, builds or requested changes when the branch enforces it — and Bitbucket build statuses are now visible to Devin on pull requests and commits across both Bitbucket Cloud and Bitbucket Data Center. Together these make Bitbucket Cloud a far more complete home for Devin Review rather than a partial integration.
Why It Matters
Bitbucket Cloud is a common host for teams in the Atlassian ecosystem, and many of them were previously unable to use Devin Review at all. Automatic webhook setup and per-user account linking lower the effort of rolling it out, and merge-readiness plus build-status visibility mean Devin can reason about whether a pull request is actually mergeable instead of only commenting on the diff.