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OpenHands

@OpenHandsDev

OpenHands is the leading open source agent for software development, usable through a CLI, GUI, SDK, or IDE github.com/OpenHands/Open…

Joined May 2024

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OpenHands
@OpenHandsDev
Mar 2
For coding agents, "skills" are a great way to automate repetitive workflows, but how can we tell if they're working at scale? We did a deep dive on how you can log, monitor, and improve agent skills, with a real example of building a customized PR review skill.
OpenHands
@OpenHandsDev
Aug 4
It has never been easier to prototype an internal coding agent. Maintaining one is a different story. Coding agents quickly become platforms spanning runtimes, UIs, SDKs, integrations, model support, and security fixes. A fork also creates a permanent gap between your version
OpenHands
@OpenHandsDev
Aug 3
"dev tools must be open source" This blog is making the rounds on Hacker News, and we agree wholeheartedly. blog.exe.dev/devtools-must-… One of the nicest tidbits is the idea of a "long-running fork" where you have an agent merge in upstream changes every night. This happens to be
OpenHands
@OpenHandsDev
Aug 1
Happy DeepSeek-v4-Flash release! For a limited time, we are providing DeepSeek-v4-Flash for free to OpenHands Cloud users. Just log in (app.all-hands.dev/canvas), and select the "openhands/deepseek-v4-flash" as the LLM. Enjoy the model! We've found it to be quite capable.
OpenHands
@OpenHandsDev
Jul 30
Running an AI agent on your laptop is the easy part. Scaling agents across teams, repositories, and workflows requires a different system: automation, governance, cost visibility, model choice, and control over where agents run. OpenHands Co-founder & CEO @rbren_dev explains
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Scaling AI Agents From Your Laptop To Across Your Enterprise - The Prime View
Transition from individual AI tools to enterprise-scale agentic workflows.