rakazo

Open-source Grok Bot alternative. Choose your own model and sandbox.

⭐ 4,445 stars on GitHub · 🍴 798 forks · 📜 License: apache-2.0 · 💻 Language: TypeScript

What is rakazo?

An open-source AI/LLM project — run models locally, no cloud data sharing, fully customizable to your needs.

Main components

• Persistent bots with their own conversations, memory, routines, and history
• Voice mode: speak replies, dictate, and call a bot. Bring your own ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Cartesia, or Fish Audio key
• Shared Team Computers and isolated Private computers
• Browser, terminal, file, and graphical desktop access
• Bots that can delegate to peer bots or short-lived subagents
• Bring-your-own model credentials through Pi
• App integrations through Composio or Pipedream Connect, plus user-installed Treg, remote MCP, and OpenAPI tool sources
• Docker, E2B, Daytona, CreateOS, Box, and trusted local-computer support

The biggest strength is fully local AI inference — zero API cost, no data leak risk, low latency.

Best for AI devs, researchers, anyone building agents/chatbots without OpenAI dependency.

Topics: the project is tagged with popular topics:

• 🏷️ ai-agents
• 🏷️ chatgpt
• 🏷️ docker
• 🏷️ electron
• 🏷️ expo
• 🏷️ grok
• 🏷️ llm
• 🏷️ self-hosted
• 🏷️ typescript

Quick install

See the README for detailed install instructions. Most projects support Docker — if the repo has a Dockerfile, use:

git clone https://github.com/elie222/rakazo.git
cd rakazo
docker build -t rakazo .
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 rakazo

Minimum system requirements

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🎯 Benefits:

• One-command docker compose up -d deploy in 2 minutes
• Dedicated IPv4, root access, unmetered domestic bandwidth
• Daily snapshot backup
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Resources

• 🔗 GitHub: elie222/rakazo
• 🌐 Homepage: https://rakazo.com
• 📚 Official docs: see README in the repo
• 💬 Community: GitHub Issues + Discussions

Article compiled from GitHub data on 17/10/2026. Star/fork counts may have changed — see live numbers via the GitHub link.