OpenHands cloud intent is simple: run OpenHands without babysitting a random VPS, and without putting production credentials on a shared-kernel free tier.
The unique wedge (not a template paste)
jurniti is not "yet another OpenHands skin." It is a multi-harness microVM platform. OpenHands is one adapter among Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, and more. The constant is the isolation product:
- Firecracker guest per tenant
- BYOK
- Persist + snapshot/fork
- Checkout → provision without a founder SSH
If you only ever run OpenHands forever, evaluate upstream hosting too. If you run a fleet of agents with the same ops model, jurniti is the comparison.
Isolation claim, plain language
OpenHands agents write and execute code. Shared Docker density is a bad default for that job. A microVM gives each agent a guest kernel and a destroy/rebuild story.
When to pick something else
- You want upstream's exact managed UX and pricing
- You only need ephemeral sandboxes for one-shot tasks
- You are happy owning raw VPS ops end-to-end
Get started
- Open /openhands
- Checkout on a plan that fits (from $25/mo)
- Bring keys into the guest
- Keep the box for long jobs; reprovision if the world burns
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