Kortix
Open-source platform for running AI agents from a git repo you own
Kortix report card
Good · out of 4.0 · graded Oct 9, 2026
Best for engineering teams who want their agents in git
Kortix runs a team of AI agents out of a git repository you own. Agents, skills, memory and triggers are all text files, each session gets its own Linux machine, and the work comes back as a change request for a person to read before it lands. Engineering teams will feel at home. Everyone else may not, and at $40 a seat, with fees on the models you use, it isn't cheap.
Who Kortix is for
- Great if your team wants its agent setup versioned in a git repository
- Handy when you have to self-host or run everything in your own cloud
- Good for engineering-led teams who are happy reading agent work as diffs
Who Kortix is not for
- Pricey if you're a small team, at $40 a seat before the fees on the models you use
- Not for you if git and diffs aren't your thing, because that's how you work with it
- Tight if you're staying free, with 1 project and 200 sandbox credits a month
Why Kortix gets a 2.8
Five grades, each with its reason. The GPA is their average: an A is 4 points, an F is none.
- CValue for moneyTeam is $40 a seat each month, well above what agents here usually start at, for 2,500 pooled credits per seat. Kortix adds 20% to managed model costs and 50% to most tool calls, or a flat 10% platform fee if you bring your own API key. Self-hosting is free.
- BFree plan and trialFree gets you 200 credits a month of sandbox time and 1 project, and you bring the model yourself, through an API key or a ChatGPT subscription. It's also open source, so you can self-host at no charge with Docker Compose.
- AFeaturesEverything about your agents lives as files in one git repo, so changes can be diffed and rolled back. Each session runs on its own Linux machine, work arrives as a change request, and every tool call can be set to allow, ask or block. It connects to 3,000+ apps and runs on cron schedules and webhooks.
- CEase of useThis one's built for engineers. Agents, skills and triggers are files in a git repository, and you review what the agents did as diffs. You also sort out model access yourself unless you use the managed gateway. No rating is on record.
- BPlatforms and integrationsWeb, plus Mac, Windows and Linux. Sessions also start from Slack, Microsoft Teams, a CLI or the API, and connectors cover 3,000+ apps. iPhone, iPad and Android apps are listed as coming soon.
What these grades rest on. Graded from this listing, whose facts were read from Kortix's own pages on 6 October 2026. Not based on using the product, and shorter than our full reviews. How we review and grade.
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Kortix is an open-source platform for running a team of AI agents, which it calls an AI Management System. Agents, skills, memory, connector settings and triggers are files in one git repository, and each session runs on its own isolated Linux machine and lands its work as a change request for a person to review. It works with any model through your own API key, a ChatGPT subscription or Kortix's managed gateway, and can be used as a managed cloud or self-hosted with Docker Compose.
Kortix has a free plan. Paid plans start at $40 per seat / month (Team). See every plan
Good for
- Teams that want agent configuration versioned in a git repository
- Organizations that need to self-host or deploy in their own cloud
- Engineering-led teams comfortable reviewing agent work as diffs
Worth knowing
- The Free plan is limited to 1 project and 200 sandbox credits a month, and you supply model access yourself.
- Kortix marks up managed model costs by 20% and most tool calls by 50%; with your own API key it charges a flat 10% platform fee instead, waived on Free.
- SAML SSO, SCIM, advanced RBAC and audit logs need Enterprise, and a self-hosted instance needs an Enterprise license to unlock them.
- iPhone, iPad and Android apps are listed as coming soon, and self-hosted instances still run agent sandboxes on an outside provider such as Daytona.
Key features
- Company as code
- Agents, skills, memory, connector settings and triggers are text files in one git repository, so any change can be searched, diffed and rolled back.
- A computer per session
- Each session boots its own isolated Linux machine with your repo and tools already on it, and many sessions can run in parallel without affecting one another.
- Change requests and tool rules
- Session work lands on the main branch as a change request you read as a diff first, and each tool call can be set to allow, ask or block.
- Any model, your keys
- Pick a model per agent, session or message, using your own API key, a ChatGPT subscription, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint or Kortix's managed gateway.
- Connectors
- Connects to 3,000+ apps plus MCP servers, OpenAPI, GraphQL and raw HTTP. Connector credentials are brokered server-side and never enter the session's machine.
- Channels and automations
- Sessions start from the web app, Slack, Microsoft Teams, the CLI or the API, or with nobody present from cron schedules and signed webhooks. Email is in preview.
Kortix pricing
- Starts at
- $40 per seat / month (Team)
- Free plan
- 200 credits a month for sandbox compute and 1 project, with model access through your own API key or a connected ChatGPT subscription.
- Free trial
- None listed
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 200 credits a month for sandbox compute, 1 project, and model access through your own API key or a connected ChatGPT subscription. |
| Team | $40per seat / month | 2,500 pooled credits a month per seat (about 125 default Agent Computer hours), up to 200 projects and 100 seats, credit top-ups and email support. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Everything in Team, plus SAML SSO and SCIM, advanced RBAC and audit logs, cloud, VPC or on-prem deployment, and an SLA, DPA and dedicated support. |
Read from kortix.com on Oct 6, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with Kortix before you buy.
Ways to pay less
- Other savingsFree to self-host
Kortix is open source and can be self-hosted at no charge as one Docker Compose stack built from the same images as the managed cloud.
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Common questions
Is Kortix free?
Kortix has a free plan. 200 credits a month for sandbox compute and 1 project, with model access through your own API key or a connected ChatGPT subscription. Paid plans start at $40 per seat / month (Team).
How much does Kortix cost?
Kortix lists 3 plans. Free: $0. Team: $40 per seat / month. Enterprise: custom pricing. Prices were read from kortix.com on Oct 6, 2026.
What platforms does Kortix work on?
Kortix is available on Web, macOS, Windows and Linux.
Does Kortix offer any discounts?
Kortix publicly lists the following: Free to self-host.
Does Kortix have an Android app?
No Android app was listed when its pages were read on Oct 6, 2026. Kortix is listed for Web, macOS, Windows and Linux.
Does Kortix have an iPhone app?
No iPhone app was listed when its pages were read on Oct 6, 2026. Kortix is listed for Web, macOS, Windows and Linux.
Is Kortix open source?
Yes. Kortix is open source, according to its own site. It can also be run on a server of your own.
Does Kortix have an API?
Yes. Kortix offers a public API, according to its own site.
What does Kortix integrate with?
Kortix's listing names Slack, Microsoft Teams, GitHub, HubSpot, Google Drive, Okta, Apollo and ChatGPT. A listing names up to eight integrations, so it may connect to more.
Who makes Kortix?
Kortix is made by Kortix.
What are the alternatives to Kortix?
The closest alternatives to Kortix in our directory are Dust, Hyperagent, Manus, Agent Zero and Dify. Each one has a side-by-side comparison with Kortix.
Sources for this page
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