Rakazo v0.3.3: What's New in the Self-Hosted Grok Bot Alternative

Rakazo, the open source, self-hostable AI agent platform, shipped v0.3.3 on October 22. A small release: delete chats on mobile, Telegram replies with images and files, and a handful of fixes.

Rakazo app screenshot under the headline AI teammates you actually own, showing a chat with an inbox manager teammate
Image: Rakazo (Apache 2.0)

Rakazo, the open source AI agent platform you can self-host, tagged v0.3.3 on October 22, 2026 (6:40 PM Manila time). It is a small release, but a few items are worth knowing about if you run it.

New

  • Delete a chat on mobile from its long-press menu (#1634, by @ald3b).
  • Telegram gets attachments. A reply's images and files are now sent to Telegram (#1867, by @arielmiki, a first-time contributor). Per the project changelog, images used to be dropped so only the text arrived.

Fixed

  • Rakazo no longer sends a custom fetch to Google model adapters (#1873).
  • Directly registered MCP servers now show up in integrations (#1628, by @GuilhermeWah).
  • "Open work" is now a proper section heading in the web app (#1874).
  • Universal desktop packaging was fixed for monitoring dependencies (#1872).

Downloads

The release ships a universal macOS build (DMG and ZIP), a Linux AppImage, and a SHA256SUMS file, so verify what you download.

Sources: Rakazo v0.3.3 release notes, v0.3.2...v0.3.3 comparison, CHANGELOG.md.