Openakita

OpenAkita is a self evolving AI agent that runs as a desktop application and connects to instant messaging channels. The project describes the idea as a personal assistant that stays with the user and improves over time, with daily self checks, review and memory consolidation so the agent keeps learning rather than treating each request as a one off call. The agent is built around a few ideas. It supports multiple large language model endpoints with hot switching, so if one provider fails another takes over automatically. It can be reached from the desktop app and from IM channels, configured once and used across several surfaces. Skills can be extended, and runtime monitoring closes the loop from model endpoints to channels. The site offers a download, an install tutorial, guides for configuring IM channels and model endpoints, and a README. Setup is described as taking about three minutes: the user installs the app and supplies an API key for a model provider. The project is open source under the MIT license, written mainly in Python with a desktop client built on Tauri and React. Contributions are handled through GitHub issues, pull requests and discussions, with a Discord server and a WeChat group for community contact. No prices are published. The software is open source, and model usage is billed by whichever provider the user connects. The site is operated by Fuzhou Stack Technology Co., Ltd., and the web pages are written primarily in Chinese.