OpenHands

OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin) is an open-source platform for building and deploying AI-powered software development agents. These agents are designed to function like human developers, capable of writing code, running commands, browsing the web, making API calls, and even copying code snippets from sources like StackOverflow. The platform is built with the philosophy that agentic technology should be open and accessible rather than controlled by a few corporations.

OpenHands offers multiple interaction modes to suit different development needs: a graphical user interface for visual interaction, a command-line interface for terminal-based workflows, and a headless mode for scripting and automation. The platform is compatible with any large language model provider, giving users flexibility in their AI infrastructure. As a leader in AI software engineering, OpenHands has achieved significant benchmarks, including being the first AI engineer to score over 50% on the SWE-bench Verified problem set.