Factory AI vs Open Interpreter vs OpenHands vs SWE-agent

A side-by-side look at scores, pricing and features — with RECATOOLS' ASEAN-aware verdict for each.

Factory AI Enterprise coding Droids that topped Terminal-Bench at 58.75% Visit Open Interpreter Open-source code agent now expanding into a desktop app Visit OpenHands Open-source coding agent: self-host free or run in OpenHands Cloud Visit SWE-agent Princeton's research coding agent — now points users to mini-swe-agent Visit
RECATOOLS Score 7.3 / 10 6.6 / 10 7.8 / 10 7 / 10
Capability 8 7 8 7.5
Value for money 5 8 8 8.5
Ease of use 6 5 6 4.5
ASEAN readiness 5 6 7 6
API quality 0 4 7 6.5
Pricing Enterprise Open Source Open Source Open Source
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Has API
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Founded 2023 2024 2024
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Verdict

Factory's Droid earned its benchmark bragging rights: it hit 58.75% on Terminal-Bench, beating Claude Code (43.2% with Opus) and Codex CLI (42.8% with GPT-5) on the same class of underlying models — Factory's own writeup...

The product behind this entry has moved twice since it built its reputation. The original Python CLI — the thing that earned 50,000+ GitHub stars letting an LLM write and run Python, shell, and AppleScript on your machin...

Reading a repo, writing and running code, executing shell commands, browsing the web to close out a dev task end to end — that's the sandboxed loop this open-source agent runs, and it does so in the open: MIT-licensed, m...

SWE-agent matters for what it proved: that a purpose-built interface between an LLM and a codebase (their Agent-Computer Interface concept) beats bolting a model onto raw shell access. It's MIT-licensed, well-documented,...

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