Agentic development, made human.
Plan, run, and review agent work together in a collaborative UI.
A collaborative interface for agentic workflows.
The OpenHands Web GUI gives teams a shared workspace to scope tasks, monitor execution, and review results. It turns autonomous agents into teammates you can understand and trust.
Trust requires visibility.
Enterprises don’t adopt black boxes. The GUI makes agent behavior transparent, reviewable, and auditable so teams feel confident delegating real work.
Key capabilities
- Generate technical plans and PRDs
- Parallelize multiple agent runs
- Review diffs and code artifacts
- Share conversations with teammates
- Run agents in secure sandboxes
- Use with Slack, Jira, GitHub, and more
How teams use it
- Break epics into agent-sized tasks
- Review PRs generated by agents
- Track productivity gains across teams
- Enable safe rollout beyond power users
| Feature | OpenHands | Devin | Claude Code | Factory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open-source |  |  | | |
| Model-agnostic | | | | |
| Sandbox runtime | | | | |
| Self-hosted | | | | |
| Coding Agent SDK | | | | |
FAQ's
The OpenHands GUI is a web-based interface that provides a visual environment for interacting with AI agents, managing tasks, and monitoring execution across your codebase.
The GUI is ideal for developers, technical operators, and cross-functional teams, giving them visibility into what agents are doing. The visual interface makes it easy to review changes, debug execution, and collaborate on AI-driven development workflows.
With the GUI, you can launch and monitor agent tasks, review code changes, visualize execution flows, and manage development workflows without needing to use the command line.
The GUI provides visibility into agent actions, execution steps, and outcomes, making it easier to audit, debug, and trust AI-driven changes in your codebase.
Yes. The GUI supports secure deployment options and integrates with enterprise infrastructure, making it suitable for teams that require governance, visibility, and collaboration at scale.
Use the OpenHands Web GUI to collaborate with agents.
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