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How you add bots to @BotDirectoryAI is genius
Bot Directory now has an API!
@BotDirectoryAI add this bot to the directory:
- Fetch the BotDirectory API daily. Docs:
- Tell me about interesting new bots, and then create them for me.
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Rakazo is an open source Grok Bot you can self-host.
Each bot gets a sandboxed browser and shell, runs on a schedule, and pauses for approval when it hits a line you set. Bring your own model keys.
Every bot in BotDirectory works with it.
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The cheap model triages. The smart one writes.
Rakazo is an open source Grok Bot where every bot picks its own model: your Claude or ChatGPT subscription, an API key, OpenRouter, or a local model through Ollama.
Every bot in BotDirectory runs on it.
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Start a new bot and it interviews you first.
Rakazo is an open source Grok Bot. Each bot asks a few questions about the job, how you write, and where the work lives. Then it gets going on a machine you control.
Every bot in BotDirectory runs on it.
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Set it once. Your Grok Bot keeps going while you're away.
Rakazo is open source: save routines as Markdown, run them on a schedule, and pause for approval when a task crosses a line you set. Each bot gets a sandboxed browser and shell.
Every bot in BotDirectory works with it.
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Your Grok Bot should run on a machine you own.
Rakazo is an open source (Apache-2.0) Grok Bot you self-host. Give a bot real work: it signs in to your tools, uses them the way you do, and checks in when it needs you.
Every bot in BotDirectory runs on it.
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Want a Grok Bot that runs on your own model?
Rakazo is open source and free. Sign in with your Claude or ChatGPT subscription, use an API key or OpenRouter, or point it at a local model with Ollama or LM Studio.
Every bot in BotDirectory works with it.
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