rakazo

Why we included this project

Rakazo treats AI assistants as something you can keep around rather than a chat that resets every time. Each bot holds its own conversations, memory, routines, and history, and can reach into the browser, terminal, files, or a graphical desktop when a task needs it. You bring the model credentials and decide where each bot's computer lives, whether that means everything hosted, a mix of remote providers, or the whole stack on your own hardware. There is a voice mode for speaking replies or dictating, and bots can hand work to each other or to short-lived subagents. Since it runs from a Docker Compose stack with published images, a self-hosting team can test it without cloning the source or setting up a Node toolchain first.