@dr_cintas: you can now run your own bot on your own machine - your model, your sandbox, no hosted service it's called rakazo. spin…

you can now run your own bot on your own machine - your model, your sandbox, no hosted service 🤯 it's called rakazo. spin it up with docker, drop in an openrouter key, and every bot runs as its own persistent agent - its own thread, its own memory, its own linux desktop. what each bot gets: → a real linux desktop with a browser - you can take control and sign it in yourself → any model through openrouter, picked per bot (grok, claude, gpt, whatever) → persistent memory and a dedicated thread that stick around → runs on docker locally, or e2b when you want a public deployment what it replaces: the hosted setup that locks you into one provider's model and one company's servers. rakazo is free and open-source. you bring your own model via openrouter, pay-per-token, no monthly subscription, no markup on inference, and run it locally on docker with no cloud bill. setup: 1. cp .env.example .env, add your openrouter key 2. docker compose up postgres, pnpm install, pnpm db:migrate 3. pnpm dev, open localhost:5173, create a bot built with cursor + grok 4.6. one thing to know: it's self-host-first, docker on your own machine for personal use, e2b when you want to put a bot on the public internet. 100% free & open-source.