Run OpenHands, the open-source platform for AI software development agents, from a pre-configured image in your own cloud account. Agents write and change code, run commands and open pull requests against your repositories, without your codebase leaving your infrastructure.
OpenHands, formerly OpenDevin, is an MIT-licensed platform for AI software development agents. Describe a task in plain language and an agent can plan the change, write and modify code, run shell commands, browse the web, call APIs and open a pull request, much like a human developer would.
Agents edit files, run shell commands and test their changes.
Connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket and get task suggestions from your repos.
Each conversation runs in its own isolated container.
Use the OpenHands provider or your own Anthropic, OpenAI or other API key.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or any Agent-Client Protocol agent too.
Trigger work on a schedule or by webhook from Slack, GitHub or Linear.
A self-managed OpenHands install means Docker, a reverse proxy, SSL and backups before the first agent runs. The marketplace image has those in place.
Subscribe on AWS Marketplace or Google Cloud Marketplace, enter your domain and admin email, and deploy. The AWS stack is ready in about 5-10 minutes.
Create a DNS A record for your OpenHands domain with the server's public IP, so the certificate can be issued.
Open your domain. On first visit OpenHands asks you to choose a provider and model and paste in an API key.
Open Integrations and connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, then start a conversation with a task.
An AMI on AWS Marketplace, launched into your own AWS account with a CloudFormation stack.
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The same agent platform as a Google Cloud Marketplace image, deployed into your own GCP project.
Launch on Google Cloud | OpenHands by Meetrix | Devin (Cognition) | GitHub Copilot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Your AWS account or GCP project | Cognition's cloud, no self-host option | GitHub's cloud, no self-host option |
| Licence | MIT, open source | Proprietary | Proprietary |
| Agent choice | OpenHands, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or any ACP agent | Devin only | Copilot's own agent and models |
| Sandboxing | Isolated container per conversation on your server | Cognition-hosted sandbox VMs | Runs in your editor or CI |
You pay your LLM provider for tokens directly, with no markup. Read the full OpenHands on AWS comparison →
OpenHands, formerly OpenDevin, is an open-source platform for AI software development agents. It can modify code, run shell commands, browse the web and call APIs, working through a task described in plain language.
Yes. Choose the OpenHands hosted provider or paste in your own API key for Anthropic, OpenAI or another provider the first time you open the dashboard. The provider bills you directly.
Open Integrations in the dashboard and connect GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. OpenHands can then see your repositories and suggest tasks from them.
Each conversation runs in its own isolated container, so file edits and shell commands stay inside that sandbox. The agent still needs real credentials to open a pull request or call an API, so scope those as you would for any automation.
No. OpenHands has no separate admin username or password; you open the dashboard at your domain and configure it from there.
t3a.medium on AWS or e2-medium on Google Cloud to start. Choose a larger machine for several concurrent agent sessions or large codebases.
Not yet. The project carries a Beta tag in its own repository and is under active development, so expect it to keep changing.
On the server in your own AWS account or GCP project. Meetrix has no access to the running instance, your repositories or your LLM keys.
A coding agent that runs where your code already lives.
Launch the stack, set an LLM provider and connect your repositories.
Deploy OpenHands on Google Cloud and start your first agent task.
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