OpenHands
OpenHands is made by All Hands AI. Product site
- Ranked developers with OpenHands activity1in the current snapshot
- Their AI-assisted commits, last 30 days9,211all tools combined, not OpenHands alone
How OpenHands marks a commit
Detection looks for any one of these signals. A commit needs only one to be attributed.
| Signal | Pattern |
|---|---|
| Commit author address | [email protected] |
Example
Author: OpenHands <[email protected]>
Implement the coverage endpoint
OpenHands is an open-source agent platform, the successor to OpenDevin. It commits directly as itself using a default author address rather than adding a trailer.
Because it is self-hosted, that default is exactly the thing an operator is most likely to change. Commits from a customised deployment are indistinguishable from ordinary human commits, so the OpenHands figure here is a lower bound on an unusually wide margin.
What detection misses
- OpenHands is open source and self-hosted; an operator can set any author identity, and many do.
- Detection uses the default address only, so customised deployments are invisible.