suna: what it is, what problem it solves & why it's gaining traction

What it solves

Kortix provides an AI command center that transforms a company's operations into a version-controlled git repository. It moves beyond simple chat interfaces by enabling a workforce of AI agents to produce actual deliverables (like code, reports, and decks) and take real actions in external tools, ensuring that all company knowledge, agent configurations, and workflows are owned and auditable by the user.

How it works

The system treats the company as a codebase. Each AI agent operates within a disposable Linux sandbox on its own git branch. When an agent completes a task, it submits a "change request" (similar to a pull request) that a human must review and merge into the main branch to make the change permanent. This architecture allows thousands of agents to run in parallel in isolation while ensuring human oversight of all modifications to the company's state.

Who it’s for

It is designed for organizations that want to deploy a workforce of specialist AI agents to automate business processes while maintaining full ownership of their data, infrastructure, and themodels they use.

Highlights

• Everything as Code: Agents, skills, and memory are versioned and diffable in a git repo.
• Isolated Execution: Agents run in microVM sandboxes to prevent system instability or security risks.
• Extensive Connectivity: Supports over 3,000 apps via connectors, as well as MCP, OpenAPI, and GraphQL.
• Flexible Deployment: Can be hosted on Kortix Cloud or self-hosted on a laptop, VPS, or air-gapped environment.
• Human-in-the-loop: Change requests ensure that no agent-driven modification reaches the main branch without approval.