All-Hands-AI released OpenHands v1.19.0 on September 16, 2026, following v1.18.0 on September 11 and v1.17.0 on September 9. The latest release adds GPT-6 Astra model support, agent profiles scoped to specific MCP servers, and Canvas arrival tracking, plus security and Azure DevOps fixes. It continues the project's rapid cadence of automation, Canvas, and cloud-setting improvements across the three September releases.
v1.19.0 released 2026-09-16, adding GPT-6 Astra support and MCP server scoping beyond v1.18.0
v1.18.0 released September 11, 2026, adding cloud automation editing, automation identity display, and DB-driven Canvas model flags.
All-Hands-AI shipped OpenHands v1.21.0 on 2026-09-22. The release adds Docker execution workspaces requested from Docker servers and fixes Forgejo, GitHub, and Canvas behavior. Practitioners running OpenHands get more flexible sandbox provisioning and several reliability fixes.
All-Hands-AI shipped OpenHands v1.21.0 on 2026-09-22. The release adds Docker execution workspaces requested from Docker servers and fixes Forgejo, GitHub, and Canvas behavior. Practitioners running OpenHands get more flexible sandbox provisioning and several reliability fixes.
All-Hands-AI shipped OpenHands v1.20.0 on 2026-09-17. The release adds per-profile secret selection for agent profiles, Docker conversation runtime setting forwarding, and saved agent-profile selection in automations. It matters to developers building coding-agent workflows who need finer control over credentials and runtime configuration.
All-Hands-AI shipped OpenHands v1.20.0 on 2026-09-17. The release adds per-profile secret selection for agent profiles, Docker conversation runtime setting forwarding, and saved agent-profile selection in automations. It matters to developers building coding-agent workflows who need finer control over credentials and runtime configuration.
All-Hands-AI released three OpenHands versions in August 2026: v1.14.0 (Aug 17), v1.15.0 (Aug 21), and v1.16.0 (Aug 27). The releases add LLM provider selection and switching toggles, a Linux desktop installer, live automation phase display, a Git Sync page, and LLM pre-flight validation. Canvas defaults to Kimi K3, tagged free.
All-Hands-AI released three OpenHands versions in August 2026: v1.14.0 (Aug 17), v1.15.0 (Aug 21), and v1.16.0 (Aug 27). The releases add LLM provider selection and switching toggles, a Linux desktop installer, live automation phase display, a Git Sync page, and LLM pre-flight validation. Canvas defaults to Kimi K3, tagged free.
OpenHands v1.13.0 shipped with client-side conversation archiving, inline markdown artifact previews, and a context window usage meter with manual compaction. The release also introduces a ready-for-dev issue readiness gate with type-specific criteria.
OpenHands v1.13.0 shipped with client-side conversation archiving, inline markdown artifact previews, and a context window usage meter with manual compaction. The release also introduces a ready-for-dev issue readiness gate with type-specific criteria.
OpenHands v1.10.0 shipped on August 5, 2026, with a new default Canvas model (GLM 5.2), activity log export, and a featured automations landing dashboard. The release also adds manifest-driven sub-pages to the automation interface and a faceted filter rail for the skills page.
OpenHands v1.10.0 shipped on August 5, 2026, with a new default Canvas model (GLM 5.2), activity log export, and a featured automations landing dashboard. The release also adds manifest-driven sub-pages to the automation interface and a faceted filter rail for the skills page.