Do you have any info on when MCP support (Streamable HTTP) will be available in the cloud version (docs mention it’s local-only)?

I think soon or it might even be already implemented: • https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands-Cloud/issues/100 • https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands/pull/10145

Should be available in the next release 🙂 likely next week

Great to hear! In enterprise environments, the AI agent <> Atlassian Jira MCP connection is often a priority-one tool, so it’s awesome this is coming soon. If you’d like to test it ahead of release, Atlassian provides a cloud environment here: https://www.atlassian.com/platform/remote-mcp-server That setup makes it possible to verify how OAuth works with your implementation. You just need an Atlassian cloud account to use when MCP triggers OAuth.

i agree with Teemu that stdin mcp is never gonna fly on MCP in an enterprise and that Atlassian is the most common management tool they typically use. my day contract is at an enterprise in a regulated industry with over 3k devs firewalled and on network isolated public cloud and locked down. punching holes in for SaaS to run is almost possible except for 20 year old SaaS providers who got there eventually. the ability to run in OH on network isolated sections of public cloud that such regulaed/global firms use would be a key feature. i think OHC is GCP, right? i have had only contracted with one regulated global client who used GCP (+AWS+Azure). the rest all use AWS and/or Azure. so from a commercial perspective you guys should try out an experimental OHC deploy to AWS with Claude on AWS Bedrock (if you have not already) just to know what is involved. that would open you up to being able to pitch for bigger clients down the line. I happen to have a friend who runs a tiny SaaS for doctors in the UK on AWS who is experimenting with Claude on AWS Bedrock and is integrating that into his AWS based SaaS. he has to deal with all the regulation such as GDPR and the like using Claude as a virtual private service on Bedrock. commercially you might want to speak to him about what he does and perhaps he could be a “reference implementation” for you guys to help open doors. dm me if you want to pick our brains.