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OpenHands · Software development agent

Organize development tasks in a local web workspace with local, Docker or remote agent backends.

Agent source setupDeveloper integrationDeveloper knowledge neededUsage based
Get it on GitHub

Opens the provider’s website. Check its account, setup and pricing requirements below.

Use it inLocal environment · Docker · Web browser · Python environment
Account & accessAPI key required
Cost to expect

Source is available under the listed license; models, cloud hosting and external services may cost extra.

Available from the publisher

This resource is not hosted as a local package

Use the source code and setup instructions from the publisher. A complete local source package is not available here.

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From knowing to doing

A clear path to your first result

01
Prepare these firstEnvironment, account and materials
  • Node.js 24+, uv and model configuration; Docker sessions need a running Docker installation. Check the Windows README when applicable.
02
Follow the setup stepsUse the guide for this specific resource
  1. 1
    Node.js 24+, uv and model configuration; Docker sessions need a running Docker installation. Check the Windows README when applicable.
  2. 2
    Follow the official quickstart, choose the Docker option and configure a model and project workspace.
  3. 3
    Start with a test task without sensitive data, inspect execution records and results, then decide whether to use it for real work.
03
Adapt a real task exampleA starter prompt for the compatible app

Fix a reproducible login issue in a test project, explaining the cause and providing a patch and verification.

Paste this task in the resource’s compatible app or host after setup. Replace the context with your own material, then check the result.

04
Check the result before using itLimits, permissions and your first-run notes

Limits & permissions

  • This site provides navigation and source links. It does not host this agent in your browser; installation and model setup are required.
  • The official README and license were reviewed; local installation and end-to-end execution have not been tested.

Access involved: Use network services · Run configured tool code

Your first-run checklist

Catalog review covers published metadata. It does not certify that the resource runs in your environment. These checks are your own local notes and reset for a new catalog revision.

This is a Markdown checklist of steps and links. It is not an Agent or Skill installation package.

GitHub source & original repositoryOpenHands/OpenHands · Publisher files and version details

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Source version
Linked version · 01d1970b8f96
Open the resource locationLinked-version repository ZIPRepository home · current content

The version ZIP contains the entire repository at the linked commit, including other resources. Find the folder for this resource before using it.

  1. 1

    Read the matching source

    Open the resource location and read its README or SKILL.md. Check the task, supported client and prerequisites.

  2. 2

    Get files on GitHub

    Use the linked-version repository ZIP to match this guide, or open the repository home page to check its current content. A source ZIP is different from a ready-to-run installer.

  3. 3

    Follow the publisher’s setup

    Prepare the documented environment and required accounts. Start with the provided example and check the result before using it for your work.

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Tasks & source notes
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Edited use guide

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This repository provides Agent source or configuration. Check its setup instructions to understand the environment and accounts it needs.

Repository: OpenHands/OpenHands

Linked version · 01d1970b8f96

The version ZIP contains the entire repository at the linked commit, including other resources. Find the folder for this resource before using it.

  1. Read the matching source

    Open the resource location and read its README or SKILL.md. Check the task, supported client and prerequisites.

  2. Get files on GitHub

    Use the linked-version repository ZIP to match this guide, or open the repository home page to check its current content. A source ZIP is different from a ready-to-run installer.

  3. Follow the publisher’s setup

    Prepare the documented environment and required accounts. Start with the provided example and check the result before using it for your work.

Requirements and use guide

  • Node.js 24+, uv and model configuration; Docker sessions need a running Docker installation. Check the Windows README when applicable.
  1. Node.js 24+, uv and model configuration; Docker sessions need a running Docker installation. Check the Windows README when applicable.
  2. Follow the official quickstart, choose the Docker option and configure a model and project workspace.
  3. Start with a test task without sensitive data, inspect execution records and results, then decide whether to use it for real work.

Task example

Fix a reproducible login issue in a test project, explaining the cause and providing a patch and verification.

Limits

  • This site provides navigation and source links. It does not host this agent in your browser; installation and model setup are required.
  • The official README and license were reviewed; local installation and end-to-end execution have not been tested.

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