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Field notes on building, running, and governing AI agents that do real work — from the team building the Kortix command center.

ComparisonsOpen SourceSelf-Hosting

The best self-hosted AI agent platforms, honestly compared

Six open-source, self-hostable AI agent platforms compared by what each is great at and where it stops — Kortix, CrewAI, AutoGen, Dify, LangGraph, and n8n — so you can pick the one that fits the work you actually need done.

The Kortix Team

July 19, 2026·7 min read

ArchitectureVision

AGI-ready architecture: what it really means, and how Kortix is built for it

AGI-ready doesn't mean an architecture that produces AGI. It means one that absorbs a 100× capability jump without losing state or granting uncontrolled access. How Kortix is built for it.

Marko Kraemer

July 17, 2026·9 min read

ComparisonsEnterpriseOpen Source

Kortix vs Glean: search or an agent platform that runs work?

Glean is the best permission-aware enterprise search. But search finds work — it doesn't do it. Here's where you outgrow it, and the open runtime alternative.

The Kortix Team

July 13, 2026·5 min read

SecurityConnectorsEnterprise

How to give AI agents tool access safely

How to give AI agents production tool access without raw API keys: scoped connectors, approval policies, server-side credentials, and reviewed work.

The Kortix Team

July 7, 2026·7 min read

EnterpriseAI TransformationCompany OS

AI transformation needs a company OS

Why consultancies and AI-transformation teams need one Git-backed workspace for agents, memory, connectors, policy, and auditable work.

The Kortix Team

June 29, 2026·6 min read

ComparisonsAgents

Kortix vs Claude Cowork: a desktop assistant, or a company-wide agent platform?

Claude Cowork is the best agent on the desktop. But it runs one assistant per person, on Anthropic's models, with your data on their cloud. Here's where you outgrow it — and what an open, company-wide agent platform looks like.

Marko Kraemer

June 29, 2026·4 min read

ComparisonsOpen Source

Personal AI agents vs a company OS: Kortix, OpenClaw, and Hermes

OpenClaw and Hermes are brilliant open-source personal agents — and we genuinely recommend them for individuals. But a personal "Jarvis" and a governed company platform are different things. Here is exactly where the line is.

The Kortix Team

June 28, 2026·4 min read

ComparisonsVision

Beyond the chat box: why ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok aren't an AI workforce

Chat assistants answer; a workforce does the work. Why input-output tools — however brilliant — aren’t the same as a fleet of agents that run your company, own the data, and run on any model.

The Kortix Team

June 27, 2026·3 min read

ProductVision

Introducing Kortix: the AI command center for your company

A workforce of AI agents that do real work across your tools — defined as files in a git repo, run in isolated sandboxes, governed by review, and built enterprise-first. Here is the whole thing, A to Z.

Marko Kraemer

June 6, 2026·7 min read