Kortix (Suna) Review 2026

Open-source autonomous AI agent platform that runs in a cloud computer, connects 3,000+ tools, and operates a company 24/7.

Kortix is the company behind Suna, one of the most-starred open-source generalist AI agents on GitHub. The product is positioned as an "autonomous company operating system": a hosted cloud computer where AI agents have persistent memory, a real desktop and browser, and access to a library of 3,000+ tools spanning email, calendars, CRMs, databases, codebases, and the open web. Users configure agents in natural language, define triggers (cron schedules, webhooks, inbound emails, Slack mentions), and let the machine run business workflows continuously — outbound prospecting, customer onboarding, support triage, market intelligence, and back-office bookkeeping. Because the core is open source (Apache 2.0), teams can self-host the same agent on their own infrastructure or use the managed cloud for convenience. Kortix supports MCP servers as a tool source, integrates with all the major LLM providers, and ships a UI where you can watch the agent's browser and shell in real time. Pricing on the cloud is credit-based with a free tier and paid plans for individuals and teams. For founders who want a single platform to replace a stack of Zapier + n8n + GPT, and who care about owning the agent runtime, Kortix/Suna is one of the most credible open options.