Monday, August 17, 2026

Rakazo

★649Worth testing
Demo

Open-source Grok Bot. Each teammate gets its own computer, memory, and thread, and you pick the model.

Why it matters

Rakazo is a beta web, desktop, and mobile app from Elie. Each bot has one thread, one computer, memory, routines, and history. A bot can spawn more bots as peers, or run short-lived subagents inside the current turn. The repo is the full core product. It runs locally with no Rakazo-operated backend.

The Grok Bot idea is sticky: a persistent agent with a real desktop. The official one is closed. Rakazo is the same product shape you can self-host, swap models on, and run without a vendor control plane.

How it works

Docker for Postgres, pnpm install, then pick a model through OpenRouter or sign in with ChatGPT, Copilot, or SuperGrok. The computer pane is a live Linux desktop. The model can see the screen, drive apps, run a terminal, and work on files. You can take the same desktop while it runs. Sandbox defaults to Docker; E2B is there for multi-user deploys.

This is not another coding TUI or harness. It is the Grok Bot product: persistent teammates with a graphical computer you own, plus web, Electron, and Expo clients on the same API.

Capabilities

Demo
  • Public demo available

Similar tools

ai-agentsself-hosteddesktopgroksandbox
Source ↗

Via github

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