OpenHands
The Open Platform for Cloud Coding Agents·all-hands.dev
OpenHands is an open-source, model-agnostic platform for building and running autonomous AI coding agents that execute real engineering work, not just suggest code. It offers a local open-source version, a hosted cloud (SaaS) version, and a self-hosted enterprise version, with a Web GUI, CLI, and SDK for building custom agents. Agents can integrate with tools like GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and Jira to automate tasks such as code review, incident triage, and CI failure fixes.
What it's for
Features 18
- Audit logs and budget controls
- Autonomous agents that plan, write, and apply code changes
- Centralized team billing
- Cloud APIs for automation and scripting
- Enterprise SAML/SSO
- Git integrations (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab)
- Jira integration
- Large Codebase SDK for mapping dependencies in large/legacy codebases
- MCP support
- Model-agnostic architecture with bring-your-own-key support
- Multi-user RBAC
- Priority support, named customer engineer, and shared Slack channel (Enterprise)
- Sandboxed, isolated execution environments
- Self-hosted or private VPC deployment
- Slack integration
- Software Agent SDK for building custom agents and integrations
- Terminal/CLI for running and automating agents
- Web-based GUI for planning and reviewing agent work
At a glance
Integrations
Pricing
Free local open-source and free Individual SaaS tiers exist; Enterprise is custom/quote-based. Individual plan LLM usage can be pay-as-you-go at cost with no markup, but no specific numeric rate is stated.
Runs locally; free, open-source, MIT licensed.
1 user
Bring your own LLM key or use OpenHands's LLM provider on a pay-as-you-go basis at cost with no markup; no specific token rate stated.
1 user, 10 max daily conversations
Custom pricing; contact sales.
Unlimited users; unlimited concurrent conversations per user