All Hands AICompanyAll Hands AIAll Hands AI is the company behind OpenHands, an open-source, model-agnostic platform for software-development agents. The company was formed to fund and operationalize the OpenHands project and bring autonomous coding agents into real development workflows.OpenHandsOpen companyAI Coding Agent
OpenHands
All Hands AI's MIT-licensed coding agent, formerly OpenDevin, writes and runs code in a sandbox and opens pull requests using the model you connect. It runs locally, on your servers, in OpenHands Cloud, or as self-hosted OpenHands Enterprise.
47 practitioners, 91 sources reviewed, Updated Nov 1, 2026How this is measured
- Operating stack
- Agentic Software Development
The 30-Second Take
Pick OpenHands if you must decide which model the agent calls and where it runs.
All Hands AI's MIT-licensed agent writes and runs code in a sandbox and opens pull requests on whichever model you connect. OpenHands Cloud and the self-hosted Enterprise edition add team features.
- Best fit
- Teams that need an inspectable agent on their own infrastructure and their own model keys.
- Main constraint
- Results and cost both track the model you connect, which bills apart from OpenHands.
- First move
- Pilot on one repository in a Docker sandbox, with a strong model and a per-conversation budget.
Why
Watch the setup: getting it to run and getting tasks to finish are the most common complaints from engineers who used it. Your team configures sandboxes and secrets and pays model providers directly, outside any OpenHands plan.
Buying and deployment
What engineering leaders should verify before a broader rollout.
Sourced from OpenHands documentation
Signals
What is the current evidence saying about OpenHands?
What engineering teams and individual builders report publicly about OpenHands, with every finding linked to its sources.
Practitioner sentiment, all practitioners
+15 Mixed net
of 52 sources that take a side, each author counted once.
How this figure is made20 more state no overall view and cast no vote.
Leaders and teams have 3 accounts; GILD prints their sentiment from 20.
Current sentiment
Positive, mixed and negative sources
The score counts them as 18 positive, 18 mixed and 11 negative votes, one per author.
The read is mixed, and one benchmark paper gives no overall opinion. Every source that discusses end-to-end execution or model choice praises it. Unreliable tasks draw the most concerns, and setup friction follows in 17 sources.
Use a task pilot to measure accepted work and review time.
Jan 2025 to Oct 2026.
76 sources from practitioners, by month and sentiment.
What practitioners praise
Top praise of 6. Each mark is a source on it; filled marks praise it.
Most common concerns
Top concern of 5. Each mark is a source on it; filled marks raise it.
All 91 sources behind these findings
- Unable to connect to server is now happening everywhere, making the product unusablevwart, GitHub user filing an issue against OpenHands/OpenHands (self-described: OpenHands Cloud on macOS, latest Agent Canvas), GitHub issue on OpenHands/OpenHands, published Oct 25, 2026
- Agent abandons the current goal, reverts to an older instruction context, and reports premature completionshukriaprinters, GitHub user filing an issue against OpenHands/OpenHands (self-described: Private TypeScript project on OpenHands Cloud, one session past 4,355 events and 20 condensations), GitHub issue on OpenHands/OpenHands, published Oct 23, 2026
- docker_runtime hardcodes container --user <host uid:gid>, breaks under a rootless Docker daemonthelodge-network, GitHub user filing an issue against OpenHands/OpenHands (self-described: Self-hosted OpenHands agent server on a rootless Docker daemon), GitHub issue on OpenHands/OpenHands, published Oct 17, 2026
- IntroductionAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- When to use OpenHandsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- LLM overview and model recommendationsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- OpenHands LLM providerAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Local LLMsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Sandbox overviewAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Docker sandboxAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- FAQsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Repository customizationAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- General skills and AGENTS.mdAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- GitHub integrationAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- AutomationsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Application settingsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Organization budgetsAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Enterprise vs. open sourceAll Hands AI (Official), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Comment on: Pi 1.0rsync, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Runs Pi inside GNU Screen in macOS Terminal after using OpenHands), Hacker News comment, published Oct 1, 2026
- Our shared agent workflow now includes review and repairTomas Hajek, co-founder, managing consultant, and lead architect at Xper Consulting AS (self-described: Norwegian document-automation consultancy building its DocEngine product with agents in its own cloud), Company founder's blog post, hajek.no, published Sep 17, 2026
- Comment on: Openvisor: Your own AI software consultancy (self-hosted)flavienbwk, Freelance software consultant, author of Openvisor (self-described: One-person freelance consultancy, client projects; runs in production (berwick.ai)), Hacker News comment, published Sep 1, 2026
- OpenHands Agent Canvas Demo | AI Agent Builds and Tests a Python GradebookToday's AI, YouTube creator (self-described: Solo walkthrough of OpenHands Agent Canvas building a small Python project, rerun independently from the host), Video, YouTube, published Aug 25, 2026
- Comment on: Ask HN: MacBook vs. Dedicated GPU for LLMzepearl, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Local models on their own hardware), Hacker News comment, published Jun 28, 2026
- I Made an Open-Source AI Fix My Code & Open a Pull Request (OpenHands)Prompt Engineer 48, YouTube creator (self-described: Solo; deployed OpenHands on a Hostinger VPS (video sponsored by Hostinger) and gave it a real bug in a test repository), Video, YouTube, published Jun 23, 2026
- Comment on: Granite 4.1: IBM's 8B Model Matching 32B MoE0xbadcafebee, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Remote information systems engineering professional), Hacker News comment, published Apr 30, 2026
- Comment on: A good AGENTS.md is a model upgrade. A bad one is worse than no docs at allsubhobroto, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Solo Python projects using uv workspaces), Hacker News comment, published Apr 29, 2026
- Building an Autonomous Coding Run with Ralphie, OpenHands, Ollama, and Vast.aiManriqueemanuel, Medium (self-described: Solo experiment: unattended multi-run build of a Python product on a disposable Vast.ai GPU VM), Personal blog post, Medium, published Apr 8, 2026
- Struggling to containerize OpenHands & OpenCode for OpenClaw orchestration + DGX Spark stuck in initial setupSmooth-Pipe6285, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Local homelab with an orchestrator, Docker, and a DGX Spark), Reddit post, published Mar 29, 2026
- Mac keeps rebooting with LM Studio / MLX during long OpenHands sessions - anyone found a real fix?juaps, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Local models in LM Studio on a 48GB Mac), Reddit post, published Mar 10, 2026
- Resolver creates duplicate PR when model creates one independently via GitHub APIgnovak, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands GitHub resolver with claude-opus-4-5), GitHub issue, published Feb 23, 2026
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?nealhamiltonjr, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Debian 13, official uv and Docker installs), Reddit comment, published Feb 23, 2026
- [Bug]: cannot use web interface from different machineLavaTiger99, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands 1.2.1 on a dedicated Docker server), GitHub issue, published Jan 30, 2026
- [Bug]: openhands.app_server.errors.SandboxError: 500: Sandbox failed to start within 120siWedmak, GitHub user (self-described: Self-hosted OpenHands 1.x), GitHub issue, published Jan 21, 2026
- Autonomous Coding Agents: Beyond Developer ProductivitySina Pakazad, Vice President of Data Science at C3 AI (C3 AI data science team building the C3 Agentic AI Platform, with Henrik Ohlsson and three co-authors), Company blog post, C3 AI Blog, published Dec 24, 2025
- I vibe coded (I hope) useful tool for local LLMs inferenceRybens92, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Solo project: a llama.cpp installer script), Reddit post, published Dec 17, 2025
- [Bug]: Locally mounted folders are chowned to rootmorgaesis, GitHub user (self-described: Local Docker install with a mounted project folder, OpenHands 0.57), GitHub issue, published Oct 1, 2025
- [Bug]: Missing required parameters for function 'str_replace_editor': {'security_risk'}iurdhkpouytewwdbjo-source, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands 0.55), GitHub issue, published Sep 4, 2025
- OpenSource agentic coding systems - what can they deliver for 10$M. Chechulin, Senior Lead Software Developer at a mid-to-large company in Germany (self-described: Pet project (Firefox chat-with-page extension), each tool given a US$10 Anthropic API budget; compared with Cline and Goose), Personal blog post, Medium, published Sep 1, 2025
- Comment on: AI models need a virtual machineAncapistani, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Uses OpenHands daily in local, CLI and cloud setups), Hacker News comment, published Aug 30, 2025
- Most value for money way to set a self coding AI server?jacobson_engineering, Reddit user in r/ChatGPTCoding (self-described: Building web apps with OpenHands and Replit), Reddit post, published Aug 28, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?Rybens92, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Personal use on a Chutes.ai model subscription), Reddit comment, published Aug 27, 2025
- Working with Asynchronous Coding Agentsintellectronica, Reddit user in r/ChatGPTCoding (self-described: Comparison of asynchronous coding agents on issue-to-pull-request work), Reddit post, published Aug 19, 2025
- ZombAI Exploit with OpenHands: Prompt Injection To Remote Code Executionwunderwuzzi, Security researcher (blog author) (self-described: Independent security testing; disclosed to All-Hands AI in March 2025, published after 140+ days), Security research blog post, Embrace The Red, published Aug 10, 2025
- OpenHands and the Lethal Trifecta: How Prompt Injection Can Leak Access Tokenswunderwuzzi, Security researcher (blog author) (self-described: Independent security testing of the OpenHands agent), Security research blog post, Embrace The Red, published Aug 9, 2025
- Comment on: Ask HN: Are you running local LLMs? What are your key use cases?incomingpain, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Solo, local Python coding), Hacker News comment, published Aug 8, 2025
- Comment on: OpenAI's new GPT-5 models announced early by GitHubAncapistani, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Uses OpenHands microagents with organization-level configurations), Hacker News comment, published Aug 7, 2025
- [Bug]: str_replace error when using qwen3 coder locally.tbiens, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands CLI 0.50.0 with local models), GitHub issue, published Aug 1, 2025
- Comment on: Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instructincomingpain, Hacker News commenter, self-described, Hacker News comment, published Jul 31, 2025
- OpenHands Agent Tool Review: A Smooth Migration with a Little GuidanceIsaac Flath, Independent consultant (per Substack author profile) (self-described: Solo; migrating their Quarto blog to the Air web framework via OpenHands connected to GitHub), Tool review, Elite AI Assisted Coding (Substack), published Jul 30, 2025
- Open Hands Tool ReviewIsaac Flath, Independent consultant (YouTube channel) (self-described: Solo; migrating their Quarto blog to the Air web framework), Video, YouTube, published Jul 29, 2025
- Considering RTX 4000 Blackwell for Local Agentic AIb1uedust, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Self-hosted homelab: OpenHands with LM Studio on an M4 Pro Mac mini and a 3080 Ti), Reddit post, published Jul 24, 2025
- Comment on: Switching to Claude Code and VSCode Inside Dockerintellectronica, Hacker News commenter, self-described, Hacker News comment, published Jul 13, 2025
- [Bug]: agent stuck in loop reading workspaceBaxBit, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands Cloud), GitHub issue, published Jul 10, 2025
- Comment on: Grok 40x457, Hacker News commenter, self-described, Hacker News comment, published Jul 10, 2025
- OpenHands CLI + Gemini 2.5 Pro : This IS A REALLY AWESOME Alternative to CLAUDE CODE!AICodeKing, YouTube creator (AI coding tools) (self-described: Solo; tried the new OpenHands CLI), Video, YouTube, published Jun 21, 2025
- [Bug]: This request would exceed the rate limit for your organization (...) of 20,000 input tokens per minuteknail1, GitHub user (self-described: Anthropic API key in OpenHands), GitHub issue, published Jun 20, 2025
- [Bug]: The agent (Devstral) frequently forgets that it's an agent and starts acting like a typical LLMmatty-fortune, GitHub user (self-described: Local Devstral, a new create-react-app repository), GitHub issue, published Jun 6, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?trycrmr, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: OpenHands and LM Studio on a private network), Reddit comment, published Jun 2, 2025
- Comment on: OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)Amazing_Athlete_2265, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Limited local hardware; Devstral through OpenRouter), Reddit comment, published May 25, 2025
- Comment on: OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)_underlines_, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Windows 11 with WSL2 and LM Studio), Reddit comment, published May 25, 2025
- Comment on: OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)iSevenDays, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Devstral with a 131k context), Reddit comment, published May 25, 2025
- OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)foobarg, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Fully offline setup: Devstral Q4_K_M on Ollama, OpenHands in podman), Reddit post, published May 24, 2025
- Comment on: OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)bassgojoe, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Local models in several agents), Reddit comment, published May 24, 2025
- Comment on: OpenHands + Devstral is utter crap as of May 2025 (24G VRAM)EternalSilverback, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: First run, Claude Sonnet 3.7), Reddit comment, published May 24, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?Repulsive-Memory-298, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Heavy use since November 2024), Reddit comment, published May 23, 2025
- Comment on: Devstralzackify, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Runs Devstral on an M4 Max using LM Studio), Hacker News comment, published May 22, 2025
- Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?Mr_Moonsilver, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Tried OpenHands with Mistral's Devstral), Reddit post, published May 22, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?FullstackSensei, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Testing Devstral locally), Reddit comment, published May 22, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?cuckfoders, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Windows with WSL, OpenHands 0.39 in Docker), Reddit comment, published May 22, 2025
- Comment on: Why has no one been talking about Open Hands so far?das_rdsm, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Headless OpenHands deployed for several users), Reddit comment, published May 22, 2025
- Comment on: The unreasonable effectiveness of an LLM agent loop with tool usesagarpatil, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Entrepreneur), Hacker News comment, published May 16, 2025
- Does anyone use Openhands agent?Repulsive-Memory-298, Reddit user in r/ChatGPTCoding (self-described: Use since November 2024 on Anthropic models), Reddit post, published Apr 28, 2025
- [Bug]: Line numbers are often included in `str_replace` commandsTim-Pohlmann, GitHub user (self-described: OpenHands GitHub resolver in GitHub Actions), GitHub issue, published Apr 16, 2025
- Multi-SWE-bench: A Multilingual Benchmark for Issue ResolvingByteDance Seed research team, authors of Multi-SWE-bench (self-described: Research team at ByteDance running an adapted OpenHands (MopenHands) on 1,632 issues in seven languages with nine models), Independent benchmark paper, arXiv, published Apr 3, 2025
- Comment on: Ask HN: What's your vibe coding setup, what does it cost and how do you like it?m_kos, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Solo weekend project), Hacker News comment, published Mar 31, 2025
- Does any local model come close to claude for use with OpenHands?morifo, Reddit user in r/LocalLLaMA (self-described: Ollama on an RTX 3090, plus Claude), Reddit post, published Mar 5, 2025
- OpenHands: Write code without writing a single line of codeVenku Buragadda, Medium (self-described: Solo; built an ecommerce web app in the OpenHands web UI), Personal blog post, Medium, published Mar 4, 2025
- Burning Tokens with AI Coding AgentsDaniel Manzke, Medium (works on an enterprise search product) (self-described: Weekend prototype of a Q&A app against their company's enterprise search APIs), Personal blog post, Medium, published Mar 1, 2025
- Comment on: Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude Codeflutas, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Kotlin and Go test projects), Hacker News comment, published Feb 24, 2025
- OpenHands🤲: The Flawless Open-Source AI Coding CompanionSrujan Reddy, srujanpakanati.com (self-described: Solo; ran OpenHands locally, then self-hosted it on their own Kubernetes cluster), Personal blog post, srujanpakanati.com (Hashnode), published Feb 24, 2025
- Comment on: Some critical issues with the SWE-bench datasetdr_kiszonka, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Solo hobby RAG project), Hacker News comment, published Feb 22, 2025
- Programming with LLM Agents in 2025sentdex, YouTube creator (Python and ML programming) (self-described: Solo; hour-long session building projects with OpenHands), Video, YouTube, published Feb 15, 2025
- Comment on: Firing programmers for AI is a mistakefragmede, Hacker News commenter, self-described, Hacker News comment, published Feb 11, 2025
- Your thoughts on OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin)?im3000, Reddit user in r/ChatGPTCoding (self-described: Tried on a Reddit recommendation), Reddit post, published Jan 28, 2025
- Build Apps With Prompts! - OpenHandsJim's Garage, YouTube creator (homelab channel) (self-described: Solo; self-hosted OpenHands with GitHub integration), Video, YouTube, published Jan 27, 2025
- Comment on: When AI promises speed but delivers debugging hellrchowe, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Solo, TypeScript/React project created with Vite), Hacker News comment, published Jan 26, 2025
- OpenHands(Open Devin) Excellent alterative for Devin!Geek Avenue, YouTube creator (freelance LLM developer) (self-described: Solo; ran OpenHands locally with Docker and GPT-4o), Video, YouTube, published Jan 24, 2025
- Comment on: Show HN: NYCerebro, semantic search of NYC traffic cams (written by v0)yeldarb, Hacker News commenter (self-described: Own codebase, day-to-day work), Hacker News comment, published Jan 23, 2025
- OpenHands is an open-source assistant designed to assist developers in software development tasks.Cobus Greyling, YouTube creator (self-described: Solo; ran OpenHands locally in Docker on a MacBook Pro M2), Video, YouTube, published Jan 22, 2025
- Building a Better BoltBrian Hackett, CEO at Replay (Replay, a time-travel debugging company, building an app builder on a modified Bolt), Company blog post, Replay Blog, published Jan 6, 2025
- OpenHands - Your Own AI employee or yet another GPT wrapper?Lior Strugach, Medium (self-described: Evaluated against typical development scenarios in their (unnamed) company environment), Personal blog post, Medium, published Jan 5, 2025
Where It Fits
Where does OpenHands belong in the stack?
OpenHands is Core across Build, supports Plan and Validate, and touches Ship and Operate.
- Business area
- Product & Engineering
- Function
- Software Development
- Operating stack
- Agentic Software Development
- Primary role
- Open-Source Autonomous Coding Agent
Plan
Work planning: Supports
Work planning, supports. The Jira integration reads a labeled ticket, writes a plan, and implements it, and automation templates triage new Linear issues and Jira incidents. The ticket system stays the planning record.
Build
Codebase context: Supports
Codebase context, supports. Repository skills and AGENTS.md load project context into every conversation. Enterprise adds a Large Codebase SDK, while code search across the organization stays with a dedicated tool.
Coding: Core
Coding, core. This is OpenHands' primary role. The agent plans, edits, and runs code for a task on the model you configure, then opens a pull request for human review.
Agent runtime: Core
Agent runtime, core. Agent Canvas and the CLI connect to an Agent Server, as do IDE integrations over the Agent Client Protocol. The server runs in Docker, process, Kubernetes, or managed Cloud sandboxes. Canvas also controls Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI.
Tool execution: Core
Tool execution, core. OpenHands runs commands and edits files inside its sandbox, with browser and MCP access. Work starts through GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Slack, Jira, the Cloud API, or scheduled and event-driven automations.
Validate
Debugging: Supports
Debugging, supports. The incident triage use case pulls Datadog errors and logs into a root-cause report and a proposed fix, while alerting and on-call stay in the monitoring stack.
Testing: Supports
Testing, supports. OpenHands writes and runs tests. Stop hooks block completion until repository checks pass, and the QA workflow exercises the changed software as a user. Your team owns the test suite and CI.
Code review: Supports
Code review, supports. A pull request review workflow and automation post review comments on a label or reviewer request, and merge approval stays with the engineering team.
Application security: Supports
Application security, supports. The vulnerability remediation use case takes scanner findings, updates the affected dependencies or code, and opens fix pull requests. OpenHands is not the security system of record.
Ship
Source control: Touches
Source control, touches. OpenHands pushes branches and opens pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Enterprise adds Azure Repos and Bitbucket Data Center. The hosts remain the source-control system.
CI/CD: Touches
CI/CD, touches. The agent runs inside GitHub Actions workflows and can open pull requests that fix failed checks, while build and deployment pipelines stay in your CI/CD platform.
Operate
Observability: Touches
Observability, touches. Datadog errors can start an investigation and Enterprise analytics trace agent runs, but OpenHands does not monitor or alert on production services.
Market mapThe layers OpenHands covers, and who else owns each one.
Coding & implementation
Agent interface & developer runtime
Tool execution & integrations
Work planning & task decomposition
- Linear
- Jira
- GitHub Issues
Codebase context & intelligence
7 more layers on the full map. Core, Supports and Touches describe coverage. They say nothing about quality.
Operator Insights
What are engineering leaders learning from deploying OpenHands?
Sina PakazadVice President, Data Science (lead author)C3 AI
Generative AI and data science product teams at C3 AI. Published December 24, 2025. Data integration, workflow generation, and decision support.
Its own announcement, published Read the write-up (opens the announcement in a new tab)
Observation
C3 AI calls OpenHands from its own applications, and wrapped it in tests and CI before non-engineers could use it.
- Takeaway
- An embedded coding agent needs the same guardrails as other infrastructure. Put tests, compatibility checks, and CI inside its sandbox before people outside engineering can start it.
- What happened
- C3 AI chose OpenHands as its autonomous coding agent. It calls OpenHands Cloud through SDKs, the way an application calls an LLM endpoint, inside products for data integration, agentic workflow generation (STAFF), and decision optimization (Alchemist). The authors report that open-ended agent coding can loop without end, especially when non-technical users start it. They added structured prompting, external memory, automated test generation, and CI/CD checks inside the sandbox.
- Public organization write-up
- No metrics reported
- No model named
Deployment details
Generative AI and data science product teams at C3 AI. Published December 24, 2025. Data integration, workflow generation, and decision support.
- Public organization write-up
- No metrics reported
- No model named
- Team
- C3 AI data science and generative AI product teams; five named authors
- Workload
- Data integration and analysis, agentic workflow generation (STAFF), and decision-support systems (Alchemist)
- Product version
- OpenHands Cloud, controlled remotely through SDKs
Comparisons
How does OpenHands compare with the alternatives?
OpenHands vs Devin
- AI Coding Agents
Pick OpenHands when your team should operate the agent and hold the model contracts: it is MIT-licensed, runs on any model you connect, and can run entirely on your infrastructure. Pick Devin when Cognition should run it, with the agent loop in Cognition's cloud.
OpenHands vs Codex
- AI Coding Agents
Pick Codex for OpenAI models inside ChatGPT plans with an OS-level sandbox, and OpenHands for any model in a Docker or managed sandbox. On GPT-5.5, All Hands AI's harness scores them within 0.2 points on SWE-bench Verified. Each offers a local agent and a hosted service that turns tasks into pull requests.