OpenHands
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An open coding agent from OpenHands (formerly All Hands AI): takes a task or issue, writes code, runs the terminal, and opens a PR in a sandbox. MIT-licensed, available locally, in the CLI, and in the cloud.
Facts
- The project started on Mar 13, 2024 as OpenDevin - the community's open response to Cognition's closed Devin; it was renamed OpenHands at the end of 2024 (repository creation date - GitHub API).
- The repository moved to its own organization: github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands, MIT license, 84,464 stars, v1.14.0 released on Aug 17, 2026, latest push on Aug 19, 2026 (GitHub API). The site moved too — all-hands.dev returns a 301 to openhands.dev (verified Aug 19, 2026).
- The project is backed by All Hands AI, Inc. (Boston, USA), founded in 2024 by Graham Neubig, Robert Brennan, and Xinyao Wang; it has raised $23.8 million, including an $18.8 million Series A in November 2025 (Crunchbase, PitchBook).
- Pricing as of Aug 19, 2026: self-hosted open source is free; cloud Individual is free for one user with a limit of 10 conversations per day; Enterprise is available on request — SaaS or deployment in your own VPC, SAML/SSO, dedicated engineer. In addition to its native agent, the platform runs Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini (openhands.dev/pricing, github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands).
The full card is in the works: the "worth it or not" verdict, pricing and a comparison with neighbors will appear as it moves through the card factory.