Kortix
An enterprise-grade open-source AI operating system that manages agents, skills, company memory, connector configurations and triggers within a single git repository, making corporate governance versioned, diffable and auditable like code.
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Kortix positions itself as an open-source AI operating system, treating agents, skills, company memory, connector configuration, and triggers as files in a single git repository owned by the user, making company assets versionable, diffable, and auditable like code.
In Kortix, each session runs on its own cloud computer, with one isolated sandbox per session, having its own machine and branch; only what is committed survives, supporting thousands of agents in parallel on one configuration.
Kortix's connectors reach 3,000+ apps with one click, and support MCP, OpenAPI, Postman, GraphQL, and raw HTTP; connector credentials are proxied server-side and never enter the agent machine.
In Kortix, agent session work reaches the main branch via change requests, and merging is denied by default, requiring someone to read the diff and explicitly approve before it can be merged.
Kortix can be accessed from the web app, CLI, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, enabling non-engineer colleagues to also start work.
Kortix supports any model provider and uses the user's own keys, can run on Kortix Cloud, the user's VPC, or a local network, and is free to self-host.
Kortix is open source, available on GitHub, and has earned 20,000+ stars.
Deciding whether to migrate from a framework to a system platform can be based on three questions: whether the context extends beyond a single run, who reviews the output, and who starts the work; when any answer falls on the system side, a platform-level system is needed.
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Kortix positions itself as an open-source AI operating system, treating agents, skills, company memory, connector configuration, and triggers as files in a single git repository owned by the user, making company assets versionable, diffable, and auditable like code.
50%UnverifiedIn Kortix, each session runs on its own cloud computer, with one isolated sandbox per session, having its own machine and branch; only what is committed survives, supporting thousands of agents in parallel on one configuration.
50%UnverifiedKortix's connectors reach 3,000+ apps with one click, and support MCP, OpenAPI, Postman, GraphQL, and raw HTTP; connector credentials are proxied server-side and never enter the agent machine.
50%UnverifiedIn Kortix, agent session work reaches the main branch via change requests, and merging is denied by default, requiring someone to read the diff and explicitly approve before it can be merged.
50%UnverifiedKortix can be accessed from the web app, CLI, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, enabling non-engineer colleagues to also start work.
50%UnverifiedKortix supports any model provider and uses the user's own keys, can run on Kortix Cloud, the user's VPC, or a local network, and is free to self-host.
50%UnverifiedKortix is open source, available on GitHub, and has earned 20,000+ stars.
50%UnverifiedDeciding whether to migrate from a framework to a system platform can be based on three questions: whether the context extends beyond a single run, who reviews the output, and who starts the work; when any answer falls on the system side, a platform-level system is needed.
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