elie222/rakazo

What it solves

Rakazo provides a way to create and own AI teammates that operate within their own isolated environments. It solves the problem of AI agents being limited to simple chat interfaces by giving each bot a dedicated "computer" (a sandbox) where it can interact with a live Linux desktop, use browsers, run terminal commands, and manage files.

How it works

The system allows users to bring their own AI models via providers like OpenRouter, OpenAI, or xAI. Each bot is assigned its own thread, memory, and a sandbox provider (such as Docker or E2B). The AI can observe and control the graphical screen of its sandbox, performing actions as if it were a human user. Bots can also spawn other peer bots or run short-lived subagents to handle specific tasks within a single turn.

Who it’s for

It is designed for users who want self-hosted, autonomous AI agents capable of performing complex tasks on a computer, as well as developers looking for an open-source alternative to Grok Bot.

Highlights

• Dedicated Bot Environments: Each bot has its own persistent computer, history, and memory.
• Multi-Agent Orchestration: Bots can spawn peer bots or utilize subagents for complex workflows.
• Graphical Control: AI agents can observe and interact with a live Linux desktop, including browsers and other apps.
• Flexible Sandboxing: Supports multiple sandbox providers including Docker for local use and E2B for remote, isolated deployments.
• Cross-Platform Access: Available as a web app, desktop application (Electron), and mobile app (Expo).