All Hands
All Hands
Section titled “All Hands”Web App
Section titled “Web App”https://www.all-hands.dev/
https://x.com/allhands_ai

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similar to Claude Code
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open source, MIT licensed
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model agnostic, use an API or bring your own
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simple to install and run
pip install openhands-aiand `openhands -
Deeply customizable open-source core unlocking tailored enterprise workflows
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Flexible deployment as SaaS or fully self-hosted across your organization
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Top-tier coding accuracy validated by leading benchmarks such as SWE-bench
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Ubiquitous integration—use it in your browser, via CLI, through API, or embedded in GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Jira, and more
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Thriving community with 62 000+ GitHub stars, 350+ contributors, and near-instant commits keeping the agent up to date
One of the most compelling aspects of All Hands AI (OpenHands) is its open-source foundation combined with enterprise-grade flexibility: you get the collaborative innovation and transparency of a community-driven project while retaining full control over deployment, customization, and security. This “best of both worlds” approach not only accelerates onboarding—dropping a powerful coding agent into your existing toolchain with minimal friction—but also empowers teams to directly influence its evolution, creating a feedback loop where real-world developer needs drive every new feature and improvement.
2026.09.08
Section titled “2026.09.08”Status: active & thriving — rebranded to “OpenHands”. No longer “All Hands”; the product/company is now publicly branded OpenHands (openhands.dev). CEO Robert Brennan.
- Raised an $18.8M Series A led by Madrona (Nov 2025) on top of its $5M seed — ~$23.8M total.
- Launched an Agent Control Plane (May 2026) for governing agent access, execution, spend & audit, plus an OpenHands Software Agent SDK for building custom agents.
- By Aug 2026: 9M+ open-source downloads, ~85k GitHub stars, 500 contributors (up from the 62k stars / 350 contributors noted above).
- Runs locally, via OpenHands Cloud, or in an enterprise VPC; model-agnostic. Still MIT-licensed open source at its core.