OpenHands Vulnerability Fixer (agent platform with security integrations)

Vendor: All Hands AI (OpenHands) · HQ: United States · Category: Code security · Business operations

Last verified 18 Oct 2026 · Added 18 Oct 2026 · 4 sources · How we verify

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This listing is an agent platform with security integrations, not a dedicated application-security product. It is in the Code security category because the vendor’s own docs show a concrete scanner or vulnerability-fix workflow (for example Snyk, Sentry or Dependabot). Compare dedicated AppSec listings on the AI code security agents table.

What it does

OpenHands is an open-source, model-agnostic coding-agent platform from All Hands AI (Cambridge, Massachusetts). It's listed here as an agent platform with security integrations, not a dedicated security product. On Mar 3, 2026 OpenHands released Vulnerability Fixer, an open-source app with a hosted version on OpenHands Hub. It runs Trivy security scans on a GitHub repository or accepts uploaded reports from other scanners such as Snyk, Veracode and Checkmarx, converts findings to a common schema and prioritises them. For each selected vulnerability, a separate OpenHands agent generates and tests a fix and opens a GitHub pull request, with progress and logs streamed in a web UI. It works against OpenHands Cloud or a local agent server, and OpenHands also presents it as a reference implementation for building apps on the OpenHands Cloud API. OpenHands itself is free to run locally and on the individual SaaS tier (bring your own key or at-cost models); Enterprise is custom-priced.

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Pricing (as published)

Open-source local OpenHands: free. Individual SaaS: free (bring your own LLM key or use OpenHands models at cost). Enterprise (SaaS or self-hosted in your VPC): custom pricing (openhands.dev/pricing).

Tasks

agent platform with security integrationsremediationscavulnerability-management

Sources

1. openhands.dev/blog/20260303-vulnerability-fixer (primary)
2. docs.openhands.dev/openhands/usage/use-cases/vulnerability-remediation
3. openhands.dev/pricing
4. openhands.dev/privacy

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