Autohand ACP Autohand ACP
Autohand ACP is an adapter that enables the Autohand CLI to run within Agent Client Protocol (ACP) compatible editors like the Zed Editor. It allows developers to perform AI-powered code generation, refactoring, and debugging directly within their IDE environment.
The project released its initial ACP adapter (v0.1.0) in late December 2025, with ongoing updates to the Autohand Code ecosystem, including new model support and the /autoresearch feature as of July 2026.
As of
- Integrated code generation and file editing
- Configurable permission modes (auto, restricted, unrestricted)
- Support for multi-turn conversations via session history
- Streaming output and event-based communication
- Compatibility with various LLM providers and models
Developers using ACP-compatible editors (like Zed) who want persistent AI-powered coding assistance directly in their workspace.
Handling sensitive credentials, production database operations without manual review, or quick tasks that take longer to describe than to perform.
The adapter is open-source, while Autohand Code offers a free tier with bring-your-own LLM and paid hosted tiers starting at $8/month.
A robust bridge for bringing advanced terminal-native agent capabilities into modern code editors while maintaining control over safety and context.
Is Autohand ACP free?
Autohand ACP is Freemium. The adapter is open-source, while Autohand Code offers a free tier with bring-your-own LLM and paid hosted tiers starting at $8/month. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Autohand ACP best for?
Developers using ACP-compatible editors (like Zed) who want persistent AI-powered coding assistance directly in their workspace.
Who makes Autohand ACP?
Autohand ACP is developed by Autohand AI. It is listed in the Terminal & CLI Agents category on ai.dosa.dev.
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