What is OpenHands?
OpenHands is an open-source software-development agent platform that can run locally, in the OpenHands cloud or as a self-hosted enterprise deployment. It provides a web GUI, terminal UI and CLI, Git integrations, model-agnostic execution and API support for automation. OpenHands is provided by All Hands AI and AI Orbit categorizes it under Coding & Development. Its structured capability profile includes Code Generation, Agent Workflows, Code Execution and Code Review & Debugging; field-level verification may still be pending for some capability mappings.
Who makes OpenHands?
OpenHands is provided by All Hands AI. AI developer company behind OpenHands, an open platform for autonomous software development agents. Within AI Orbit, the product is cataloged in Coding & Development, which describes its primary product category rather than the provider itself.
What is OpenHands best for?
AI Orbit currently maps OpenHands to structured use cases including Code Completion, Debugging, Software Testing and Task Automation. These are reviewed taxonomy mappings used for discovery and fit; field-level evidence may still be pending, so they are not presented as independently verified claims. Supporting cataloged capabilities include Code Generation, Agent Workflows, Code Execution and Code Review & Debugging.
Does OpenHands have an API?
Yes. AI Orbit has verified official evidence that OpenHands provides API access. The API status is tied to a verified provider source on this profile and is not inferred from the product having integrations. API availability can change independently from the consumer product, so production implementations should still be checked against the provider documentation.
Can OpenHands be self-hosted?
Yes. Verified deployment evidence shows that OpenHands supports self-hosting. Documented deployment modes include Local, SaaS, Cloud, API and Self-hosted. Deployment rights, infrastructure requirements and enterprise restrictions should be checked against the provider documentation before production use.
Is OpenHands open source?
Yes. AI Orbit has verified OpenHands as open source from its official repository or license evidence. The recorded license information is MIT (core/agent-server); PolyForm Free Trial 1.0.0 (enterprise cloud components). An official repository is recorded on the profile, which should be used to review the exact license terms and current source availability.
What integrations does OpenHands support?
Verified integration evidence on AI Orbit currently includes GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Linear and Slack. These are individually source-backed integration records, not a generic assumption based on the product simply advertising integrations. The provider may support additional integrations that have not yet been individually verified in this profile.
How does OpenHands handle privacy and security?
OpenHands Enterprise can run entirely in the customer's own VPC, where code stays inside the customer's environment; the platform is model-agnostic and supports BYOK/provider choice. AI Orbit records the data-training policy as: Depends on plan / workspace settings. Enterprise supports self-hosting in a customer VPC via Kubernetes, SAML/SSO, RBAC, multi-user support and private source-code handling. These statements reflect the verified provider evidence stored by AI Orbit; policies and certifications can change, so sensitive deployments should re-check the current official documentation.
How much does OpenHands cost?
AI Orbit currently has verified plan-level pricing data for OpenHands, including Official pricing status, Enterprise, Local Open Source and Cloud Individual. Exact rates, billing units, limits and verification dates are shown in the pricing section of this profile rather than compressed into a single potentially misleading price. Because providers can change prices and plan limits, check the linked official pricing source before making a purchase or production decision.
