OpenHands adds Kimi Code support, metrics, and self-hosted fixes in a community release
rajistics · x · 2026-07-25
Community contributors landed a broad OpenHands update covering Kimi Code support, token metrics, an ACP startup flow, Laminar compatibility, and better self-hosted VS Code behavior.
The release notes and accompanying slide deck frame this as a stack-wide improvement pass, with named contributors fixing model access, reliability, integrations, and self-hosted workflows.
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