Suna
Open source generalist AI agent that acts on your behalf
Suna launched on April 23, 2025 with 140 votes, #304 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Suna is a fully open source AI assistant that helps you accomplish real-world tasks with ease. Through natural conversation, Suna becomes your digital companion for research, data analysis, and everyday challenges.
The open-source AI command center for your company. Every agent, skill, and memory is a file in one versioned repo you own — a workforce of AI agents that does real work, shared across your whole team from Slack, Teams, the web, or the CLI. Self-hostable, any model, your keys.
Your agents, their skills, your company memory and every connector in one platform. Any model, your keys, self-hosted or managed cloud. Most tools hand you one layer and rent you the rest. Kortix is all six — they read in order, and the sixth commits the work back into the first. Agents, skills, memory, connector config and triggers are all text in one repo. Not settings in someone else’s database — files you own. The repo also holds the connectors. Wire up Slack, docs, tickets, CRM, billing and code once, then scope which agent may touch which one. Kortix is model-agnostic. Pick the model per agent, per session or per message, and switch the day a better one lands. A model on its own…from kortix.com
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