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OpenHands 1.34 isolates runtimes and repairs automation state

OpenHands 1.34 adds per-conversation Docker runtimes, runtime settings, automation tag editing and custom-script model selection. It also moves a session API key from process arguments to the environment, preserves automation KV data across key rotation and blocks unsafe markdown targets.

Why it matters: The release improves workload isolation and automation recoverability while closing concrete secret-transport and link-opening gaps—controls that matter more as coding agents keep long-lived state and execute unattended work.

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Cursor agents can execute tools on self-hosted machines

Cursor added self-hosted machines for agent tool execution inside a customer's network. Code, build outputs and secrets remain on internal infrastructure while the agent issues tool calls locally, and teams can assign machines to managed pools.

Why it matters: Organizations with private networks or regulated build systems gain a deployment option that separates model orchestration from where code and credentials are executed.

Read storyOriginal source · cursor.com