
CrewAI
Multi-agent automation framework & studio to build and run AI crews
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Build, manage, and train autonomous AI agents with Kortix
Kortix is a comprehensive platform that lets you create, customize, and deploy AI agents capable of browser automation, file management, data analysis, and system operations—all via visual tools and Docker isolation.

Kortix provides a full‑stack environment for developing autonomous AI agents. Developers and AI teams can use its visual agent builder, backend API (Python/FastAPI) and a React dashboard to design agents that perform web browsing, file handling, data processing, and system administration tasks.
The platform ships with Suna, a generalist showcase agent, and supports custom agents tailored to customer service, content creation, DevOps, and more. Agents run in isolated Docker containers, integrate with LLM providers through LiteLLM (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.), and store state in a Supabase‑backed database. Self‑hosting is straightforward: clone the repo, run setup.py, then start.py.
Ideal for technical users who need scalable, extensible AI automation without vendor lock‑in. The open‑source Apache‑2.0 license ensures freedom to modify and deploy in any environment.
When teams consider Kortix, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Customer Service Automation
Agent handles tickets, answers FAQs, escalates complex issues, and tracks satisfaction metrics.
Web Data Extraction & Reporting
Agent crawls websites, aggregates data, performs analysis, and generates visual reports automatically.
DevOps Workflow Assistant
Agent executes command‑line tasks, manages deployments, monitors system health, and updates configuration files.
Content Creation Assistant
Agent drafts marketing copy, creates presentations, and schedules publishing across channels.
The backend is Python (FastAPI) and the frontend is built with TypeScript/React.
Clone the repository, run `python setup.py` to complete the wizard, then start the platform with `python start.py`.
Yes, Kortix uses LiteLLM, allowing you to connect any supported LLM provider, including custom endpoints.
The platform is designed for self‑hosting with Docker isolation and Supabase storage, making it production‑ready for teams with appropriate infrastructure.
Kortix is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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