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07/29/2026, 10:46 AMOpenHands/OpenHands. There are 36 issues labeled good first issue, but several already have active pull requests or contributors working on them.
Best currently available options 1. #15797 ā Clarify the URL and next steps after installation
Pure documentation work with examples and clear acceptance criteria. Probably the easiest starting point.
2. #15706 ā API key field displays longer than the actual key
A focused frontend/UI issue involving how saved API keys are represented in a form.
3. #15819 ā Terminal panel displays command output twice
Clearly reproducible frontend bug, likely involving duplicate event handling or rendering.
4. #15774 ā Add format validation to settings form fields
Good introduction to form validation and frontend tests. The scope may be slightly larger than the documentation issue.
5. #15782 ā Prompt disappears when a conversation is stopped
Focused React state-management bug. Note that one contributor could not reproduce it, so confirm the behavior before coding.
6. #15692 ā Diff remains visible after the agent commits and pushes
A contained UI state-refresh problem with straightforward expected behavior.
7. #15683 ā GPT is not shown as a verified model for the OpenHands provider
Likely a focused provider metadata or model-display fix.
8. #15677 ā Group conversations by workspace by default
A bounded frontend enhancement, although it requires understanding the conversation-list grouping code.
9. #15573 ā Command-click can open a conversation on the wrong backend
Specific frontend navigation bug with a clearly described outcome.
10. #15567 ā Workspace file preview returns 401 on non-HTTPS, non-loopback hosts
Well-defined bug, but slightly more advanced because it involves authentication and URL/origin handling.
Issues to avoid duplicating right now These have active pull requests or explicit indications that someone is already working on them:
⢠#16051
⢠#15833
⢠#15830
⢠#15822
⢠#15813
⢠#15795
⢠#15776
⢠#15769
⢠#15694
⢠#15662
⢠#15660
⢠#15643
⢠#15623
⢠#15609
⢠#15576
My top recommendation for an absolute first contribution is #15797. For someone wanting a small code change instead, I would start with #15706 or #15819. Check the issue timeline immediately before starting, since assignment and PR status can change quickly.
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