Rakazo

Rakazo is a self-hosted platform for running AI agents that actually do things. Each bot gets a sandboxed browser and shell, signs into your tools the way you would, and completes tasks while you're away. It's a direct Grok Bot alternative built around one principle: you own everything.

Bots run in Docker on your own machine, behind your firewall. Sessions and credentials never leave your infrastructure. You point each bot at whatever model you want (Claude, GPT, Grok, or a local model), and you can mix and match per bot. The cheap model triages; the smart one writes.

Setup starts with an interview. A new bot asks you a few questions about the work, your writing style, and which tools it should use. Then it gets going.

What bots can handle out of the box:

• Inbox Manager archives noise, replies to routine threads, and parks drafts for your review
• Sales Outbound researches accounts overnight, scores intent, and drafts outreach in your voice
• Talent Scout reads applicants, shortlists against your criteria, and writes intro emails
• Bug Triage reproduces reports in a real browser and attaches reproduction steps to the issue
• Expense Manager matches receipts to charges and files reports, asking before guessing
• Chief of Staff runs briefings, bookings, and handoffs between your other bots

Routines are saved as plain Markdown. Show a bot a workflow once and it writes a routine you can read, edit, and commit to version control. Approvals are configurable: set what a bot may do alone and what it must ask you about first. Every action lands in an audit log you own.

Rakazo is Apache-2.0 licensed with no seats, no pricing tiers, and nothing gated. Unlimited bots, no limits on usage. A managed cloud option (where you bring your own keys and they run the sandboxes) is planned, with no migration required when it arrives.