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OpenHands

An open-source software-development agent available locally, in a managed cloud, and as a self-hosted enterprise deployment.

Visit OpenHands ↗Verified ·Jul 31, 2026
Best for
Developers and organizations that want one agent across local CLI, web, IDE, cloud, and private deployment paths.
Avoid if
You need inline autocomplete or want to avoid evaluating separate core and enterprise license terms.

01 / Editorial view

Where it fits

Strengths

  • Local, managed-cloud, and private deployment choices
  • Broad repository-host integration
  • CLI, web, headless, and IDE access

Limitations

  • Windows local setup requires WSL
  • Enterprise-only code uses a different source-available license

02 / Workflow

Surfaces and capabilities

Autocomplete
No
Chat
Yes
Agent
Yes
Background agent
Yes
Review
Yes
Testing
Yes

Editors

VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Zed through ACP

Operating systems

macOS, Windows through WSL, Linux

Repository hosts

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket

Languages

Language-agnostic

Bring your own key

Yes

Bring your own model

Yes

03 / Cost and deployment

What it costs to run

Individual

Run locally for free with separate model costs, or use OpenHands Cloud subscription and usage.

Team

OpenHands Cloud; current charges depend on subscription and model usage.

Enterprise

Contact All Hands AI for self-hosted or private-cloud deployment.

The OpenHands model provider states that model usage is passed through without markup.

04 / Privacy

Data handling

Code processing
Local, Cloud, and Enterprise deployment options create different data boundaries; local runs can use operator-selected model providers.
Indexing
Unknown
Retention
Unknown
Training policy
Unknown
Enterprise controls
Self-hosted or private cloud, SSO, RBAC, Container sandbox, Bring your own LLM

05 / Evidence

Primary sources

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