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Suna is an open-source AI command center that lets you run a workforce of autonomous agents as code you own. Instead of a chat box, you get a full platform: agents defined in Markdown, skills that encode company know-how, triggers on cron or webhooks, connectors to 3,000+ apps, and encrypted secrets — all living in a single git repository that represents your company as versioned, diffable text.

Each session boots a disposable Linux sandbox on its own branch via Daytona. The OpenCode runtime inside the sandbox reads your kortix.toml and agent configs, does the work, commits it, and opens a change request you approve before anything reaches main. You can run hundreds of these sessions in parallel — they're fully isolated, fed by the same config, and they feed work back through pull requests so the company improves one reviewed change at a time.

The self-host story is straightforward: pull the Docker images, run `kortix self-host start`, and switch the CLI between Cloud and your own infrastructure. Secrets are managed via dotenvx encryption — committed as ciphertext, decrypted at runtime, never exposed to the model. Elastic License 2.0 means you can self-host freely but cannot offer Suna as a managed service to others.

Suna is built for founders, engineers, and ops teams who want AI to do real work — not generate more chat — and who insist on owning the configuration, the data, and the model choice. It integrates with any LLM provider, supports BYOK, and works with the ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor subscription you already pay for.