# Self-hosted AI Agents

> An operator site for open-source self-hosted AI agents: the Docker Compose install, the checks that keep it answering, what stays on your server, and what it costs to run.

Every page has a markdown twin (linked below) and the whole site is in [llms-full.txt](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/llms-full.txt).

## Pages

- [Home](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/index.md): Run open-source self-hosted AI agents as one Docker Compose stack on your own server, then prove the install with four checks and their real output.
- [Best self-hosted agents](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/best-self-hosted-ai-agents.md): Compare open-source self-hosted AI agents by what a team still operates after install, and the four checks that show whether the setup holds.
- [The stack](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/self-hosted-ai-agent-stack.md): Run open-source self-hosted AI agents as one Docker Compose stack, in the order it starts, with the four checks that keep it answering.
- [Cost](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/self-hosted-ai-agents-cost.md): Self-hosted open-source AI agents cost nothing for the platform; the server, the model calls and the operating hours are the bill, each one sourced.
- [Can AI agents be self-hosted](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/can-ai-agents-be-self-hosted.md): Open source self-hosting keeps an AI agent's control plane, database and files on your server, while sessions and model calls run elsewhere.
- [Reading a repo](https://selfhostedaiagents.com/self-hosted-ai-agents-github.md): A GitHub link is not proof an open-source self-hosted AI agent install works, and three readings in the repo show what a team still runs in month three.

## Kortix

- [Kortix](https://kortix.com): The open-source AI Operating System.
- [Kortix docs](https://kortix.com/docs): installing, self-hosting and configuring Kortix.
- [Source](https://github.com/kortix-ai/suna): the open-source repository.