kortix-ai/suna

Suna (now branded as Kortix) is an open-source operating system for running autonomous AI agents that can handle the ongoing work of operating a company. The central concept is a shared Linux machine, running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, where multiple AI agents all share the same filesystem, databases, credentials, and accumulated work history. Because all agents share the same context, information flows naturally between them: when a support agent resolves a customer ticket, the product agent already has that context; when a finance agent processes an invoice, every other agent knows about it. The underlying idea is that coding agents, AI systems that operate inside a real Linux environment with access to bash, file systems, APIs, and the full command-line toolchain, are general-purpose workers, not just software engineering assistants. The same capability that lets an agent write code also lets it call APIs, parse documents, generate reports, manage databases, send emails, and browse the web. By giving specialized agents (for sales, support, finance, operations) access to the same shared environment and memory, the system aims to automate a large fraction of business operations without human involvement for routine tasks. You install it with a single curl command on either a local machine or a server, and manage it through a CLI with commands to start, stop, update, and check status. The runtime layer is OpenCode. The project is written in TypeScript and is open source.