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Self-hosting an OpenHands-style coding agent: what you own, and where a team outgrows it

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The self-hosting part is genuinely solved. OpenHands runs on the machine in front of you, in Docker, or in your own cloud, and a developer can have it working in an afternoon. If your only requirement is "the coding agent runs on hardware I control", you can stop reading and go install it. The ques…

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  1. 2026-10-13 17:52 · DEV Community — AI
    Self-hosting an OpenHands-style coding agent: what you own, and where a team outgrows it

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