Sinas is an open-source platform for building AI agents and serverless automation with fine-grained access control. It provides a self-hosted backend where developers can configure agents, connect LLM providers, write Python functions, and trigger workflows through webhooks or schedules. The platform supports isolated container execution for functions, which helps separate automation logic from the rest of the system. It also includes reusable skills, state stores, document collections, database connections, and embeddable UI components. Sinas can be managed through a web console or declarative YAML configuration, making it suitable for both interactive administration and GitOps-style workflows. Its main value is combining agents, functions, permissions, storage, and automation into one self-hosted AI application platform.
Features
- Self-hosted AI agent platform
- Multi-provider LLM support
- Isolated Python function execution
- Webhooks and scheduled workflows
- Role-based access control
- Web console and YAML configuration