Suna

The Company AI Command Center

Suna (published by Kortix AI) is an open-source platform that turns your company into a Git repository: agents, skills, connectors, secrets, and memory are versioned files you own outright. Agents run in isolated cloud sandboxes, commit work to branches, and propose changes via pull requests that humans review and merge. The result is a workforce of AI agents that produces real deliverables (reports, code, replies, deployed work) rather than chat responses.

• Category: OSS Agent / AI agent platform
• Repo: github.com/kortix-ai/suna (19,900+ stars)
• Website: kortix.com
• Docs: kortix.com/docs
• Language: TypeScript (monorepo: web, API, CLI, desktop, mobile, sandbox apps)
• License: Source-available (not OSI-approved; see repo for terms)

Free vs Paid

Tier	What you get
Self-hosted (free)	Full platform on your own infrastructure: laptop, VPS, VPC, or air-gapped. Run unlimited agents against your own models and credentials.
Kortix Cloud (paid)	Managed hosting with zero setup. Sign up at kortix.com, create a project, and start a session with no install required. Pricing is usage-based; no public seat price listed.

Key concepts

• Session: each agent run gets its own disposable Linux sandbox on its own git branch. Only committed work survives.
• Change request: agent output reaches main only through a human-approved merge, so the company self-improves one reviewed step at a time.
• Skills: reusable markdown know-how files that encode how your company does a job, shared into every session.
• Connectors: 3,000+ app integrations plus MCP, OpenAPI, GraphQL, and raw HTTP, brokered server-side through one scoped token.
• Secrets: encrypted, scoped per person or group, injected into sandboxes at runtime, never exposed to the model or logs.

Safety and ToS notes

• Agents run in microVM isolation; each session sandbox is fully disposable.
• Per-resource permissions apply to both people and agents.
• A full audit trail and human approval gates are enforced before any change reaches production.
• Self-hosting is fully supported (on-prem, VPC, or air-gapped); data never leaves your infrastructure if self-hosted.
• The license is source-available, not OSI open source. Review the LICENSE file in the repo before commercial deployment.