There have been 26 commits in

openhands/openhands

after the recent big file deletion. The deletion was commit

cb9138caf6

â "chore: clear repository for Agent Canvas migration (#15397)" â on July 27, 2026. It deleted 486,115 lines across 300 files (0 additions). Since then, 26 commits have landed on

main

(as of today). This answer was assembled by an AI agent (OpenHands) on your behalf.

✅ Done! I answered the Slack question about how many commits were in openhands/openhands after a recent big file deletion. What I found: • The big deletion was commit

cb9138caf6

â "chore: clear repository for Agent Canvas migration (#15397)" on July 27, 2026, which deleted 486,115 lines across 300 files (zero additions). • Since that commit, 26 commits have landed on

main

(as of today, July 30, 2026). What I did: 1. Fetched the recent commit history of

openhands/openhands

via the GitHub API. 2. Identified the large file-deletion commit and confirmed its stats (486,115 deletions across 300 files). 3. Counted the commits on

main

after that commit: 26. 4. Posted the answer to the Slack thread (channel C0BLWB8PQ3B, thread 1785413790.831879) using the

SLACK_BOT_TOKEN_OPENHANDS_AI

token, including the AI disclosure note.

from the point of view of user friendliness, I did come to believe from all the experiments with the old one, with

smolpaws

and with its slack bot

paws

, that a natural response, a natural participation in a conversation with humans is best

twice :D both messages have it