Hi all! We have a new blog post by @quiet-night-61895! “Velocity is Dead”. https://www.openhands.dev/blog/20260219-velocity-is-dead It talks about how he created a C compiler with OpenHands and $200 of credits 🙂 But it also talks about how we need to be careful about making sure that we’re also shipping software that actually works. This is a big focus of our efforts at OpenHands now!

@limited-student-10747 i noticed that the scores in the openhands index of the Minimax M2.5 got changed, it is not same as it were in when minimax m2.5 launched. the score had decreased, what happened?

@brash-engine-38895 @limited-student-10747 I’m looking into this as well. Here’s what I found so far: - the scores for commit0 (in the Greenfield category) were recomputed with a new version of the agent (from v0.38.0 to v1.11.0) and the score dropped from 50.0 to 18.8, which drags down the overall score as well, from 52.7 to 46.5. - it looks like the original score was done against a pre-release version of the model, code-named jade-spark-2862, as opposed to MiniMax2.5, could it have been a different model version under the hood? https://github.com/OpenHands/openhands-index-results/commit/d5a5e9b48753d06aed0046f33060b005d14d8fb9

More context on the minimax scores: https://openhands-ai.slack.com/archives/C06R25BT5B2/p1771462663131669?thread_ts=1771461285.132819&cid=C06R25BT5B2

I’m also preparing a blog post about some improvements to the openhands index, including this!