Kortix

Kortix is an open-source AI management system that stores agents, skills, and memory in a git repository.

Kortix is an open-source AI management system designed to store your agents, skills, company memory, and connectors in a single git repository that you own. The platform provides six layers including an agent harness, isolated Linux sandbox environments for every session, and flexible connector configurations. You can run any model by bringing your own API key, using a ChatGPT subscription, or deploying your own OpenAI-compatible models. It connects to over 3,000 apps alongside MCP, OpenAPI, Postman, GraphQL, and raw HTTP. The system is built for organizations wanting to run automated workflows, from outbound campaigns and error triage to SEO management and financial bookkeeping.

Kortix at a glance

Best for: Founder, Software engineer
Runs on: Web, Slack, CLI, API, self-hosted
Pricing: Free plan; Team plan; Enterprise plan with custom pricing
Released: October 2024
Category: AI agent tool
Website: kortix.com

Key features

Manage agents and skills as markdown files in a git repo
Connect 3,000+ apps, MCP, OpenAPI, Postman, and GraphQL
Run any model with your own API keys or ChatGPT subscription
Execute each session in an isolated Linux machine
Control tool access with allow, ask, or block rules
Start sessions from web, Slack, mobile, CLI, or API
Commit work back as change requests for human review

Use it for

Run outbound sales campaigns and enrich accounts
Read error logs, patch code, and open change requests
Track SEO queries, rewrite pages, and open changes
Reconcile ledgers against bank statements and close months
Source candidate pipelines and draft first approaches

Companions

Tools that articles about Kortix recommend using with it, each with its job.

Agent Reach — Lets Hermes read X, Reddit, YouTube and other sites.
Agent Skills — Addy Osmani's skills with verification gates for coding work.
Codebase Memory MCP — Persistent knowledge graph of your repositories.
Defuddle — Turns messy pages into clean text for the agent.
SkillClaw — Improves the skill library from real sessions.
Hermes Atlas — Ranked catalog of Hermes skills and tools.

Alternatives to Kortix

Hermes Agent — It features persistent memory, self-created skills, and isolated sandboxing.
Composio — Equips AI agents with tools, managed user auth, and sandboxes across 1,500+ apps
AgenticOS — Govern AI agents with budget controls, approvals, and audit logs on your own infrastructure.
FastGPT — It uses hybrid retrieval and auto-cleansed data to prevent hallucinations.
OpenBot — Runs entirely on your own infrastructure with strict document permissions and custom.
AionUi — Auto-detects and runs local CLI agents like Claude Code and Codex in parallel.
OpenHarness — Manages Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes from a single command center.
AGiXT — Builds autonomous agents with integrated memory and web capabilities.
Rakazo — Complete ownership of data, models, and execution environment.
OpenViking — Unifies agent memory, knowledge RAG, and skills into a single directory structure.
GitAgent — Manage AI agents with familiar git workflows like branching, diffing, and reverting.
BrowserOS — Runs entirely locally and lets AI agents use real user logins to complete tasks.

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