Could we: • dump the Linear issues for agent-canvas on GitHub? • post as issues any design doc or whatever materials were in use? I would guess the OpenHands agent should be able to do it, since I think there is a Linear integration.

Let me see if there was anything in Linear that was only ever there

Thank you! Sorry for further wondering, how about the second part, design doc, specs, openhands.dev changes according to the new intended UI for OpenHands?

Weirdly I don't think there was ever any kind of dedicated design doc. It was iterations from Robert initially once it started moving for things like the sidebar change and then Paul was able to start on some PRs based on that and pulling from what he shared above https://open-hands-proton.vercel.app/

Sorry to be a little confused still, I didn’t re-verify, I thought Graham had started the repo as agent-server-gui ?

Yep, I think so as well

That was April 20 or so, 4 weeks ago. And I think maybe by that time, it was already proposed to relegate the SDK docs to a “sdkbuilders.” sub-domain, so openhands.dev would be about this UI. So it seems to me that it’s older. Are those docs in Notion maybe? Sorry, I would just think that if we are trying to redefine OpenHands, maybe the best way to try to fix this is to start by putting the existing information in the open.

Hi Engel, I am the one who was experimenting with a sdkbuilders.openhands.dev subdomain. It was something I was hacking on, but I abandoned that ticket and it's not something we use. My original intent was to help community members with credits if they wanted to experiment with SDK but we decided to move on to other things. I don't think that is related to agent-server-gui or agent canvas.

Thank you, Joe, I really appreciate your response!

NP! docs.openhands.dev still is the best place for SDK docs. I always point OpenHands to the docs when I ask it to help me build SDK things 🙂

yeah the project started as just "can we refactor the Local GUI to just be a thin frontend to an agent-server?" which is what graham was working on