Rakazo
Open-source persistent AI teammates that use your tools like you do
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If you spend hours a day prompting Claude Code or Codex, this shows the questions you keep re-asking and the decisions you keep reopening, quoting you as proof.
RHI is a desktop app that reads your local Claude Code, Codex and Pi histories, groups your requests into recurring patterns, and turns each into an item you can act on and tick off. Every item quotes your own messages, so you can check it is fair. You bring the model and the key. It asks before sending anything and strips obvious credentials, though names can still go through. Installers are unsigned scripts. Apache-2.0, by Andrea Ritossa.
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