TraceDecay supports Devin as an independent agent integration. Devin's local terminal and Desktop client stores MCP registrations in a user, project, or local-project scope.
tracedecay install --agent devin registers tracedecay serve as the
mcpServers.tracedecay stdio server in the Devin user registry:
~/.config/devin/mcp_config.json
Use tracedecay install --agent devin --local from a repository to register
the same server in the shared project registry:
.devin/mcp_config.json
These entries are compatible with Devin's own MCP CLI. The equivalent native commands are:
devin mcp add --scope user tracedecay -- tracedecay serve
devin mcp add --scope project tracedecay -- tracedecay serveDevin also has a non-committed local scope at
.devin/mcp_config.local.json; TraceDecay leaves that personal configuration
alone. Uninstall removes only the mcpServers.tracedecay key and preserves
other MCP servers and Devin settings.
Devin controls tool approval through its own permission modes. TraceDecay does not change those permissions implicitly.