Overview
OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin) is an open-source AI autonomous coding platform. **As of June 2026, it has surpassed 76,000 GitHub Stars** (up from 60,000+ in April, growing rapidly) and has raised $18.8 million in funding. Unlike code suggestion tools, it can execute real engineering tasks end-to-end—planning, writing code, applying changes, and running tests.
OpenHands offers three usage modes: cloud, SDK, and CLI, supporting everything from single tasks to thousands of parallel runs. Enterprise users have reported that "87% of bug tickets are autonomously fixed on the same day."
**📌 Key Data Update for June 2026**: **OpenHands achieved a score of 77.6% on SWE-bench Verified**, ranking among the top open-source Coding Agents, further narrowing the gap with closed-source commercial solutions like Devin. **Deployment forms cover four types: CLI / Local GUI / Cloud / Enterprise**—making it the only Coding Agent project in the open-source community with all four complete deployment forms.
Key Features
- End-to-End Autonomous Coding: Autonomously plan, write code, run tests, and submit PRs without human intervention
- Pre-built Workflows: Built-in enterprise-grade workflows for security vulnerability fixes, PR reviews, code migration, incident classification, and more
- Multiple Usage Modes: Cloud web interface + embedded SDK + terminal CLI + Agent Canvas, flexibly adapting to different scenarios
- Large-Scale Parallelism: Supports parallel execution from single tasks to thousands of tasks
- Secure Sandbox: Runs in isolated Docker/K8s environments, code never leaves user control
- Model Agnostic: Adaptable to any AI model, CI/CD pipeline, and codebase
- Built-in Agent Support: Supports external agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI for flexible integration
- Automation Integration: Provides templates for Slack channel monitoring, Linear ticket processing, and more, supporting 70+ integrations
Use Cases
- Automated maintenance and bug fixing for enterprise codebases
- Large-scale code migration (e.g., COBOL to Java)
- Automated PR review and code quality management
- Automated security vulnerability scanning and fixing
- Technical debt cleanup and code refactoring
- Slack channel monitoring and automated responses
- Linear ticket classification and duplicate detection
Pros
- Strongest Autonomy: True end-to-end autonomous coding, 87% bug auto-fix
- Enterprise Workflows: Pre-built practical scenarios like security fixes and PR reviews
- Open Source Trust: 76k+ Stars + $18.8M funding, long-term sustainability
- Secure Sandbox: Enterprise-grade security, code never leaks
- Large-Scale Parallelism: Suitable for batch processing engineering tasks in enterprises
- Built-in Agent Support: Flexible integration with external agents like Claude Code, Codex
- Rich Integrations: 70+ integrations and automation templates to enhance team collaboration
Pricing
OpenHands open-source version is free to use. The cloud version offers a free trial. The enterprise version supports self-hosted/air-gapped deployment and requires contacting sales for pricing.
Summary
OpenHands is a representative of the top tier in open-source autonomous coding platforms—if you need AI to truly complete engineering tasks autonomously (rather than just suggesting code), it is a priority choice, especially for enterprise teams requiring large-scale automation.
Version History
- OpenHands 1.x (76k+ Stars) (2026): The All Hands AI team (formerly OpenDevin) continues to advance: GitHub Stars grew from 60,000+ at the beginning of the year to 76,000+ in June, SWE-bench Verified score of 77.6%, new additions include Agent Canvas, built-in agent support (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI), automation integration templates for Slack channel monitoring and Linear ticket processing, with total integrations reaching 70+.