OpenAkita
OpenAkita is an open-source, self-evolving AI Agent project/product built for real production scenarios. Its stated vision is a long-running agent framework that can self-learn, self-check, repair itself, retain memory, and unify multi-model, multi-channel, and multi-tool execution.
At a Glance
- Individuals and developers
- Enterprise customers
- Education
- Healthcare
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AI Tools by OpenAkita
(1)OpenAkita
Open Source Multi Agent Assistant
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Latest News
v1.27.42 stable release added OpenAkita Account, redesigned Marketplace installation, SkillHub search/install, cloud knowledge connections, and more reliable organization tasks.
v1.27.38 stable release improved multi-session task handling, result delivery, local plugin installation, and reduced unnecessary prompts/retries.
v1.27.37 stable release added safer use of configured LLMs by built-in plugins and unified model selection in settings, while improving IM image synchronization.
v1.27.35 stable release improved large historical-conversation performance and file/image synchronization between IM channels and desktop.
Products & Services
General-purpose AI assistant available as CLI, desktop application, Docker deployment, and source installation. It supports multi-agent collaboration, organization orchestration, memory, self-evolution, plugins, tools, and IM channels.
Enterprise and industry-specific AI Agent solutions based on the OpenAkita framework, including vertical customization, private deployment, system integration, training, priority support, custom features, and version maintenance.
Deployment consulting, system integration, technical training, dedicated technical-advisor support, priority response, and ongoing maintenance for production deployments.
A marketplace and validated installation workflow for skills, plugins, and MCP resources; the v1.27.42 release added SkillHub search and safer installation.
Market Position
OpenAkita positions itself as a production-oriented, all-in-one open-source AI assistant rather than a chat-only interface. Its differentiation is the combination of self-evolution and long-term memory, multi-agent organization orchestration, a broad tool/plugin/MCP layer, desktop-web-mobile delivery, six IM channels, GUI-first setup, and sandbox security. Comparable open-source personal-agent and automation projects include OpenClaw and the lighter-weight Nanobot; OpenAkita emphasizes breadth, orchestration, and integrated deployment over a minimal codebase.
Founding Story
OpenAkita was started around the vision of moving beyond one-shot chat toward an agent that can operate over the long term: learn from use, organize memory, review its work, self-check and repair, and remain available across desktop and IM channels. The official site identifies Fuzhou Stack Technology Co., Ltd. as the operating entity but does not name founders or give a founding year.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The open-source edition is offered free under the project's stated open-source license and users supply/configure their own LLM provider API keys. The operating entity monetizes enterprise vertical customization, private deployment, system integration, technical training, dedicated support, custom development, and maintenance; commercial terms are negotiated by contract.
Pricing Tiers
Open-source general assistant for individuals and developers; the official services page says it is completely free and open source.
Scope, delivery standards, fees, and confidentiality terms are set in a commercial contract.
Target Markets
- Individuals and developers
- Enterprise customers
- Education
- Healthcare
- Legal
- Financial services
- Personal long-term AI companionship and productivity assistance
- Multi-agent research, analysis, writing, coding, testing, and report generation
- Autonomous AI-company/department workflows with role-based agents
- Web search, website scraping, browser automation, desktop control, and file management
- Scheduled tasks, reminders, follow-ups, and proactive assistance
- Cross-channel assistance through desktop and Telegram, Feishu, WeCom, DingTalk, QQ, and OneBot