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OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin) is an open-source platform that turns AI coding agents into a self-hosted, always-on engineering team. It provides a developer control center for starting agent conversations, building automation pipelines, and running agents across multiple backends — all from a single interface. Whether you want an agent running on your laptop or a shared fleet of agents handling code review and dependency updates on a remote server, OpenHands handles the orchestration.
The platform is built around the Agent-Client Protocol (ACP), which means it works with the built-in OpenHands agent out of the box, but can also run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini, or any third-party agent that implements the protocol. This model-agnostic design means teams are never locked into a single AI provider or agent implementation.
OpenHands includes a full automation engine that integrates with GitHub, Slack, Linear, Notion, and other developer tools. Automations can be triggered on a schedule or in response to webhook events — for example, automatically decomposing GitHub issues into tasks or generating weekly engineering reports that publish directly to a Slack channel.
The project ships with a FastAPI backend, a React-based frontend, Docker sandbox support for isolated agent execution, and a comprehensive REST API. It has an active open-source community with frequent releases and production-grade self-hosting documentation for teams that want full control over their AI development infrastructure.