We'll use OpenHands--an MIT-licensed agent orchestration platform--to drive a fleet of coding agents on a large real-world task.
OpenHands can be used as a CLI or on the web, and agents can run on your workstation or in the cloud.
We'll learn how to get more work done in parallel by leveraging cloud-based, asynchronous agents instead of running directly on our own workstations. We'll use OpenHands to monitor agents and drive them forward to build a large codebase from scratch.
Robert Brennan has been writing software for 15 years, with a focus on natural language processing and developer tools. He is currently the CEO of All Hands AI, the company behind OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin), a fully autonomous AI developer. Previously he was VP of Product Development at Fairwinds, ran a startup called Datafire, and worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Google.
