Rakazo

Rakazo is an open source platform for running persistent AI teammates, which the project describes as an alternative to Grok Bot. Each bot signs in to the tools a person uses, works in a browser and shell, remembers the context of a job, and returns to the user when it needs a decision. Example bots on the site include an inbox manager, a sales outbound researcher, an account manager, an expense manager and a bug triager. Bots run routines on a schedule, such as a weekday morning inbox sweep, and a routine learned from a demonstrated workflow is saved as plain Markdown that can be read, edited and committed to version control. Approvals pause a bot at a boundary, actions are recorded in an audit log, and the user can take control of a bot's screen. The same bots and routines work across web, desktop and mobile clients. Rakazo is self hosted: it can run on a Mac or any machine the user controls, with the user's own keys, model and data. Supported model access includes sign in with Claude Pro or Max or ChatGPT Plus or Pro, Anthropic and OpenAI API keys, OpenRouter, Grok, and local models through Ollama or LM Studio, and a different model can be assigned to each bot. The software is released under the Apache 2.0 license and maintained by Inbox Zero Inc. Pricing: self hosting is free of license fees under that license, and the vendor lists a hosted Cloud version as coming, with a waitlist open, but publishes no price for it.