Kortix

What is Kortix?

Kortix is an open-source AI command center that transforms your entire company into a single, version-controlled repository. Every AI agent, skill, connector, policy, and memory is stored as a file in one Git repo you own, creating a unified source of truth that replaces scattered SaaS tools. With over 3,000 pre-built connectors, you can wire up Slack, docs, tickets, CRM, databases, and code with scoped access—once, for the whole organization. Each project is a repo scaffolded with `kortix init` and deployed with `kortix ship`, allowing agents to run in isolated environments with full audit trails.

Key features include: **version-controlled everything**—every change is reviewed and merged into main, so skills and context grow instead of getting lost; **bring your own model**—use any AI provider, with keys stored securely in Secrets; **multi-platform access**—interact via Slack, Teams, web, or CLI; and **reusable skills**—the best workflows become shareable skill files that compound company memory. Benefits include reduced tool fragmentation, consistent agent behavior, and a single config that everyone works from. Use cases range from drafting revenue briefs (e.g., pulling MRR from Stripe, pipeline from HubSpot, blockers from Linear) to automating customer support, code reviews, and report generation. Technical details: self-hostable, supports any LLM, uses Git for versioning, and provides scoped permissions per agent and user. Kortix treats your company as a codebase—grep it, diff it, own it outright. Every task runs in an isolated machine with its own files, and results are returned as finished work (reports, dashboards, apps, or change requests) for review before approval. This approach ensures that knowledge compounds across the team, and every agent starts from a stronger place.

Key Features

version controlled everything bring your own model multi platform access reusable skills 3000+ pre built connectors isolated agent environments full audit trails unified source of truth scoped access control Git based deployment

Who is it for?

DevOps engineers, platform teams, AI engineers, IT managers, software developers, security teams, enterprise architects, product managers