OpenHands Core - Software Sushi

This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for independent AWS packaging, validation, maintenance and setup documentation. Upstream software is MIT licensed; Software Sushi does not claim upstream authorship or endorsement.

A curated CPU package with OpenHands Agent Canvas, Agent Server, native Python terminal/Git tools and persistent projects/conversations. Core excludes bundled ACP command-line agents, browser binaries and the editor. The optional private Telegram conversation bridge is maintained by Software Sushi; it is not native OpenHands Telegram support. Model profiles use native Canvas settings.

Customer setup: launch the approved Marketplace version on x86_64 EC2, connect as ubuntu using your EC2 key pair or Systems Manager, and open the localhost UI through a private tunnel. Configure your own model provider after launch. Telegram is optional and requires a dedicated bot and explicit private-chat/user allowlist. Runtime dependencies and automatic first boot are packaged; customer user data and seller approval are not required for instance initialization. Recommended starting resources are t3.medium (2 vCPU, 4 GiB RAM) with at least 32 GiB root storage. This is an initial functional target, not a workload capacity guarantee.

The software fee is USD 0.02 per running instance-hour. The optional five-day, one-instance free trial changes software billing only and converts to the paid hourly offer; the same installed software remains available before and after it. This is not a separate trial or evaluation edition, and there is no product-imposed time, user or usage limit. Additional concurrent instances incur software fees. EC2, EBS, data transfer and third-party model usage are separate, including during the software trial. No annual offer is configured.

External requirements are internet connectivity to the chosen model provider, a customer-controlled provider account/credentials with usable quota, and, only if Telegram is configured, a Telegram bot and outbound Telegram connectivity. No customer credentials are baked into the image. Model requests send their configured prompts and relevant tool context to the customer's chosen provider; Telegram messages use Telegram's service. AWS CLI and the Session Manager Plugin are workstation requirements for SSM access. SSH is an alternative. Keep application ports private and restrict SSH to a trusted administrator CIDR.

The linked customer guide contains launch, model/channel setup, acceptance checks, persistence, recovery and release status. Fresh consumers of the exact submitted distribution AMIs passed natural startup, native Claude UI/tool tasks, real private Telegram, independent saved-file verification and idle restart/recovery on October 5, 2026; the separate distribution acceptance record identifies the tested image and receipts. UI execution was observed before the idle restart; backend readiness and Telegram recovery passed afterward. Automatic frontend reconnection and a full EC2 reboot were not tested. These functional checks do not clear the retained full-host kernel findings or establish AWS approval. The English video remains a real earlier-candidate reference and is explicitly identified as that version. Availability is determined by the approved AWS Marketplace delivery version.