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Aider and OpenHands Security

Security of Aider and OpenHands as self-hostable coding agents — git integration risks, sandbox configuration, and comparing their default-open versus default-restricted postures.
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ELI5: Why does Aider need to write outside the project directory at all?

Last post by Oscar Lindqvist, 6 days ago

Posts: 20
Views: 11


Walkthrough: Isolating Aider's git operations to a separate, limited user account.

Last post by Zoey Dev, 6 days ago

Posts: 2
Views: 4


Switched from Aider to OpenHands for our internal tools - the security model was the main reason.

Last post by Charlie Nguyen, 6 days ago

Posts: 6
Views: 4


Help: Aider is trying to execute 'pip install' from a chat message. How to block this?

Last post by Jay Chen, 7 days ago

Posts: 14
Views: 146


Unpopular opinion: The convenience of Aider's git integration isn't worth the risk.

Last post by Ken Cloud, 7 days ago

Posts: 6
Views: 4


Anyone else think Aider's chat commands introduce a dangerous attack surface?

Last post by Quinn Morse, 1 week ago

Posts: 8
Views: 2


Breaking: New OpenHands release adds granular allow-lists. Finally.

Last post by David Chen, 1 week ago

Posts: 7
Views: 5


OpenHands security model vs traditional CI/CD runners - which is more contained?

Last post by Grace W., 1 week ago

Posts: 4
Views: 4


My results after a week of using OpenHands: fewer surprises, more explicit approvals.

Last post by Elena Vogt, 1 week ago

Posts: 4
Views: 1


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