rakazo: self-host AI bots with persistent Linux desktops via Docker
socialwithaayan · x · 2026-09-20
rakazo lets you run your own AI bots locally: spin it up with Docker, drop in an OpenRouter key, and each bot runs as a persistent agent with its own thread, memory, and a real Linux desktop with a browser you can take over to sign in. Author's first checks before letting bots loose: browser permissions, secret handling, and CPU limits.
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