OpenHands

OpenHands is an open source platform for building and running AI coding agents. It started as a local coding agent and now covers agentic software development more broadly: users can chat with an agent about a repository, or set up automations that run on a schedule or in response to events from GitHub, Slack, Jira and Linear. The product comes in three forms. A local version provides the OpenHands agent through a web interface, a terminal interface and a CLI, with Git integrations for GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab. OpenHands Cloud is a hosted version, and an Enterprise option can be self hosted in a private VPC. A Software Agent SDK and MCP support are included. Automation templates cover reviewing every pull request, triaging new Linear issues and Jira incidents, answering engineering requests in Slack, drafting incident retrospectives and remediating security findings. The platform is model agnostic and accepts bring your own key. It is built for engineers and engineering organizations that want agents handling routine work. Pricing has three levels. The open source edition is free, MIT licensed and designed for a single user running locally. The Individual cloud plan is free, either with a bring your own key or with OpenHands models billed at cost, and is limited to 10 conversations a day. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds SAML and SSO, unlimited users, a Large Codebase SDK and priority support.