Give Kautuka a task.
See what it does.

You do not need to write code. Ask in browser chat or through a configured Telegram or Slack connection. Kautuka handles the work on your appliance. Choose which tools its agent can use and which actions need your approval.

Three simple steps

1. Ask in your own words. Describe what you want done in browser chat or a connected chat.
2. Decide when asked. If an action needs approval, review the request and approve or deny it.
3. See what happened. Review the steps Kautuka shows, your decisions, and the results it received.

See what happened

The work history can show which tools were used, whether an action needed your decision, and what result came back. It may not show every effect in another service.

Repeat a process

For work you do more than once, build a workflow: steps, checks, and the steps that wait for your OK. You can change it as your process improves and put it on a schedule. Learn how to build a repeatable process.

Where does the AI work?

Kautuka handles the task on your appliance. You choose whether its AI runs on that system or is supplied by an online service. If you choose an online service, your prompt and the information you include are sent there. See Security for details.

Mail and connected chats

Depending on its setup, Kautuka’s agent can find and read Gmail or Microsoft 365 messages, open supported attachments, prepare drafts, or send mail. Check its approval settings before asking it to send anything.

With Telegram or Slack configured, you can send requests and receive replies and approval requests there. File support depends on the file type. See Channels and Approvals.

Check installation requirements

Kautuka supports Linux x64 and Windows through WSL. Linux chat requires Podman. See Install for current setup requirements.