United StatesManufacturing2026 – ongoing

GE Aerospace

Devin coding agent for user stories, development and testing

GE Aerospace reported almost twice the user-story output on one team using Devin

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Problem

Customer feature requests competed for limited engineering capacity. Translating complex features into development work also consumed time.

Approach

GE Aerospace began with a small engineering group and test cases that included legacy-code modernization. It expanded use gradually. Devin generated user stories from the codebase and carried work through development and testing, with engineers directing and reviewing it.

Results

almost 2xuser-story output capacity over 3 months on one team, according to a GE Aerospace executive quoted by CognitionVendor case study[1]

Takeaway

The reported increase concerned one constrained team over a short period. GE Aerospace did not disclose a company-wide productivity result.

Sources

How GE Aerospace uses Devin to invent the future of flight
Cognition2026Vendor publication

Source summaries

[1]Cognition2026

Cognition described GE Aerospace's gradual deployment of Devin across software development tasks. It quoted an executive reporting almost twice the user-story output capacity for one team over 3 months.

Full details are in the original sources.

Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026