OpenHands 1.0: the open-source coding agent moves onto the new Software Agent SDK
In one sentence On December 16, 2025 OpenHands 1.0.0 ships (the project that started as OpenDevin), MIT-licensed: the app is rebuilt on top of the new Software Agent SDK, adds Azure DevOps integration and moves the CLI to a separate repository.
OpenHands is an open-source AI agent that works on programming tasks: it reads code, edits it, runs commands and tests. It started in 2024 as OpenDevin, an open answer to Cognition's Devin, and is now developed by the company All Hands AI under the MIT license.
Version 1.0.0, published on GitHub on December 16, 2025, is mainly a change of foundations: the application now runs on top of the new "Software Agent SDK", a separate library that can also be used to build other agents. It also adds Azure DevOps integration, a new task-tracking interface and many fixes to the web UI.
The OpenHands command-line tool leaves the main repository and now lives in its own project (OpenHands-CLI).
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All Hands AI
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OpenHands, OpenHands Software Agent SDK
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