<@U090ER7JPHA> are there any food first issues for...
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@nutritious-balloon-65098 are there any food first issues for the community to help in the OpenHands/OpenHands repo? Maybe with the CLI? Take a look at the last 2 weeks of issues created. Summarize back to me
n
I'm on it! Jamie can track my progress here.
b
CLI is in its own repo now.
g
yeah i made it do
openhands-cli
repo when it asked for repo
so we'll see 😅
n
Summary I analyzed the OpenHands/OpenHands repository for issues created in the last 2 weeks (since November 10, 2025) to identify good first issues for the community, particularly CLI-related ones. 📊 Results: Statistics: • Total open issues from last 2 weeks: 55 • Good first issues: 1 (NOT CLI-related) • CLI-related issues: 14 • CLI good first issues: 0 🔍 Key Finding: There are NO "good first issues" labeled for CLI work in the last 2 weeks. However, I identified several CLI-related issues that could be suitable for community contributors: 🎯 Best CLI Opportunities (by difficulty): Easiest (Bug Fixes): 1. #11361 - Terminal text selection highlighting bug (link) ◦ Visual bug where selected text doesn't highlight in terminal tab 2. #11686 - Certificate verification for self-hosted GitLab (link) ◦ Well-defined integration issue with SSL certificates Medium Complexity (Enhancements): c. #11590 - Share conversations between CLI and GUI (link) • Feature request to unify conversation storage 4. #10225 - Improve CLI context window navigation (link) ◦ UX enhancement for scrolling and navigation More Complex (Roadmap): e. #10529 - Support non-interactive CLI mode (link) • Architectural change for CLI automation 💡 The one "good first issue" found: • #10629 - Support evaluation on Tau-Bench and BFCL benchmarks • This is about adding support for evaluation benchmarks, not CLI-related Recommendation: The OpenHands team rarely uses the "good first issue" label. Contributors interested in CLI work should assess these issues directly, with #11361 (terminal selection bug) or #11686 (GitLab certificates) being the most approachable entry points. <sub>View full conversation</sub>
g
@nutritious-balloon-65098 please label issues #*11361 #11686 #10629* good first issues
n
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