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Suna

Kortix AI
source available / Overall score: 3.0

Generalist AI agent positioned as an autonomous operating system for a company. It browses the web, writes and executes code, manages files, calls APIs and completes multi-step business tasks, running specialist agents in isolated sandboxes behind a web interface with a large connector library. It is now branded Kortix.

Self-hosting and a managed cloud are both offered.

Openness

2 high confidence
2.0
license
Elastic License 2.0(non-OSI, source-available, restricts hosting as a managed service)
source
public

Suna's LICENSE file is Elastic License 2.0: source-available, not OSI-approved, and it forbids offering the software as a hosted or managed service. Suna markets itself as open source despite that restriction, leaving the source visible but not freely runnable, which is why it reads as source-available.

Adoption

3 low confidence
3.0

Suna publishes no download or user-count figure, leaving GitHub stars as the only available adoption signal alongside its managed cloud offering. A star is not a use, and its community is smaller and younger than the leading agents', so this reading is directional rather than a precise measurement.

Capability

3 medium confidence
3.0

Feature-rich generalist agent platform with broad integrations and a novel review-and-merge workflow, but no published benchmark, so this reads from its feature set.

  • https://github.com/kortix-ai/suna recorded 2026-08-13

    isolated sandboxes, connector library, parallel agents and change-request review; positioned as an open-source AI Management System; no benchmark figure published

  • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kortix-ai/suna/main/README.md recorded 2026-09-29

    The README describes agents working in "an isolated sandbox per session, on its own branch" and landing work through a "change request", with "3,000+ apps" as connectors and any model via your own API keys; it cites no benchmark.

Verified 2026-09-27