Use Suna when a team wants a supervised general-agent workspace for business tasks that need browser actions, file work, connectors, MCP tools, OpenAPI tools, GraphQL calls, or raw HTTP calls under review. The operator creates or scaffolds a project, starts a session with a concrete task, watches the agent use the available workspace and integrations, then reviews the transcript, outputs, and proposed change request before merging, sending, or relying on the result. Invoke this instead of using the hosted product casually when the work needs an auditable task boundary, scoped tools, and a human approval step. Good runs have a named task, constrained credentials, visible artifacts, and a clear decision about whether to accept, revise, or discard the output. Keep high-impact external actions behind normal approval controls. The scope boundary is supervised session operation and result review. It is not a generic company command-center listing or a replacement for policy, legal, or production approval workflows.