OpenHands ships a sandboxed Linux environment, a UI, and a coding agent that operates inside it. It is closer to a self-hosted Devin replica than a CLI tool. The sandbox-first design is good for safety but adds operational overhead.
digitorn install + digitorn chat and you are running. Docker is optional, not the default.
security.behavior.profile: coding enables the same read_before_edit rule, without the sandbox overhead. It blocks an edit on anything not read this session.
Run the coordinator on Sonnet and the explorer on Haiku via two model: lines. No code path to write.
Open Studio and tell the builder assistant what you want. It builds the agent for you, connects your tools, and you refine it live on the canvas. It's vibe coding for agents, nothing to install.
Open StudioEngineering notes from the Digitorn team. No marketing, no launch announcements, no "10 prompts that will change your life". Just the things we write that we'd want to read.
