Rakazo: Run a persistent AI teammate on your devices

What it does

Rakazo is a self-hosted AI assistant whose bots retain their conversations, memory, routines, and history. The project offers browser, terminal, file, and graphical desktop access, and bots can delegate work to other bots or short-lived subagents. It can be used as a web app, Electron desktop app, or mobile app; the source also documents running the whole stack locally or using computer providers such as Docker, E2B, Daytona, CreateOS, Boat, and a trusted local computer. Users choose and connect their own model provider.

How to use it

For the documented published-image route, install Docker Engine and the Compose plugin, download the project’s installer, and start the stack. Sign in, connect a model and computer provider, then chat with a bot and grant the tools needed for the task.

Common use cases

• Ask a bot to use a browser to look up information and return a summary in the conversation.
• Give a bot a file and ask it to work with the file using its file-access tools.
• Delegate a task to a bot that can use a terminal or graphical desktop, then review the result in its chat history.