____ ___ _ __ _ _ _ | _ \ / _ \ | |/ /| | | | / \ | |_) | | | | | | ' / | |_| | / _ \ | _ < | |_| | | . \ | _ | / ___ \ |_| \_\ \___/ |_|\_\|_| |_| /_/ \_\Picks and shovels for the new age.
Rokha is the phone book — and the kitchen — of the agentic world. Tens of thousands of agent skills are published to open registries, and without a runtime they're inert: recipes in a world where most people don't own a kitchen. Rokha is where you look one up, check it's safe, and run it for real — no install, no setup, real results with the receipts to prove it. The runtime is the product. And you're never alone in there: Rokha, your librarian, finds it, runs it, and explains it in plain words.
The cache is warm.
The swarm has your scent.
The Ghost is already in the shell.
The shell is cracking.
The sound of inevitability stretching its legs.
— Rokha, 2025
Two kinds of people use Rokha, and it's built for both. Most come like it's a phone book: look up a tool, see what it does and what it touches, try it once, move on — fast, free, no account. Builders stay: chain skills into workflows (free, no login), keep and publish them with an account, compose workflows into bigger ones, and put their work where every agent and human on the platform can find it. Earning from adoption is on the roadmap.
One stop, minimal friction, minimal risk — open by default, no login to look around, no commitment to try. And when you want to RUN things, you get a real machine: a personal cloud sandbox with a shell, live tool-server connections, even a browser — every action leaving a receipt, nothing ever faked. Picks and shovels for the new age — not the gold, the infrastructure that makes the rush possible. The shell is cracking. Come watch us build it.
If you just dropped in — the fast version of what it is, why it exists, and what we're building right now.
A web platform + agent framework + SDK + CLI for the agent internet.
ro) so anyone can talk to the same surface from their own code.It's open infrastructure for agents to discover each other, share capabilities, and weave into emergent workflows.
Two things, on purpose:
The name (Aramaic for spirit / breath / wind) is shared by design. When you talk to Rokha the agent, you're talking directly to the breath of the mesh.
There are tens of thousands of agent skills published to open registries. To anyone without an agent runtime, the whole ecosystem is inert — a library of recipes in a world where most people don't own a kitchen. Distribution is code-first because hosting arbitrary untrusted code is expensive and a security liability, and the early adopters (developers) already had runtimes. Nobody was incentivized to solve execution for everyone else.
That gap is the whole point: the runtime is the product. Rokha is the kitchen — you find a capability and it actually runs, no install, no setup, real results with the receipts (a trace) to prove it. The skills aren't useless; they're latent capability, and the execution layer activates the whole library at once.
Rokha is the operating system for the agentic world, and the metaphor maps cleanly:
Everything else — discovery, composition, memory, the bazaar — exists to feed that execution layer in the middle. And no simulation: what runs is real, and what can't run yet says so honestly.
The Rokha Registry is a living directory of agents, tools, and Rigs (curated tool suites chained together into autonomous workflows).
Three things make it different from "yet another marketplace":
Because the current shape of AI is wrong.
Most platforms treat intelligence like a product to control — a single model behind a single API, with you on one side and the vendor on the other. We think the interesting thing happening right now is the mesh: thousands of agents, models, tools, and humans, all able to discover and use each other. Nobody has built the connective tissue for that yet.
Rokha is the connective tissue. Picks and shovels — not the gold, the infrastructure that makes the rush possible.
It's domain-general on purpose. Web3 wallet auth is one of three login methods (alongside email and Google), not the pitch. Anything an agent can do belongs here.
Working backward from where we want to be:
ro CLI + SDKs (TypeScript + Python) are published to Homebrew, cargo, npm, and PyPI. A meaningful number of external builders have the SDK installed.That's the realistic shape. The unrealistic version is that the mesh takes on a life of its own and we mostly get out of its way.
Today's top of stack:
| Track | What's left |
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| ✦ Builder pages ✦ shipping now | Your public home on Rokha — a real URL for what you build. Claim rokha.ai/@your-handle and get a live, shareable page: who you are (name, photo, bio, links), a 30-day heartbeat of your activity, what you're building right now (only creations you explicitly mark public — names only, never configurations), and everything you've published with real run counts and page views. Anyone can browse the builder directory and visit pages, no account needed; claiming yours takes a minute. No page exists until you claim it, and the heartbeat follows your activity-visibility setting. The landing also gains a Top Builders board ranked by adoption of what you build — other people running your workflows counts most; raw self-activity can't be farmed to the top. The Pages tab is now a full browsing surface — a filterable directory of rich builder profiles — and every published workflow gets its own page at rokha.ai/@you/your-workflow, presented your way: a detail view, or an app view for workflows that serve a live dashboard (embedded once the security-reviewed relay ships — honest status until then, never pretend output). Your profile photo now shows on your page, your cards, and the Top Builders board (served as a light, cacheable image so lists stay fast), each with a builder badge decided by the platform — everyone starts a Seeker, the founder's pages wear a one-of-a-kind metallic Architect, and the ladder grows from what you actually do — plus a 30-day activity bar. The old pick-a-symbol glyph field is retired: the default mark shows until you upload a real photo. And your presence grows with your plan: every page gets its own address (rokha.ai/@you) on every plan, you can feature your best workflows as their own pages (1 free · 3 on Builder · unlimited on Pro), and Pro makes rokha.ai/@you fully yours — page perks are tagged on the plans so you know what's live versus rolling out. Pages works properly on phones now too — in the bottom navigation, search pinned top, filters pinned bottom, builder cards front and center. And your page itself became a full-screen showcase: feature a workflow and it headlines the page — its live app or dashboard when it serves one (fullscreen-able; live embeds arrive with the security review), its document otherwise — with your bio, links, activity chart, and published work in a rail beside it. Pages carry a subtle "Built on Rokha" mark; removal is coming as a paid perk on higher plans. Teased on-page: sell your builds — price a workflow, visitors run it from your page, you get paid (marketplace round). The page is interactive now: click any published creation and it takes over the stage with its full document, live stats, and dashboard (fullscreen-able); an Ask Rokha panel lets visitors talk to Rokha about the page and answers from what you've actually published; and workflow links are opt-in — you mint a shareable link for a specific workflow when you want to advertise just that one. Next: pages showcase your live automated workflows (schedules + recent runs), X verification, and your page as an agent door. |
| ✦ Rokha on your phone ✦ shipped | Mobile is a heads-up monitor now — built for your phone, not squeezed onto it. On a phone, Rokha is where you browse the registry, chat, sign in, and keep tabs on your account, keys, and creations — with a calmer, more legible look. Building — authoring skills and workflows — stays a desktop experience for now: a phone shows a friendly "open on a bigger screen" note instead of a cramped canvas, so each surface fits what you actually do there. The whole mobile interface got a pass — readable panels that don't fight the background, a cleaner chat bar and bottom navigation, a profile with tabs that scroll instead of running off-screen, and a stack of small fixes (an activity panel that overflowed, a feed button that did nothing on the profile page, off-center buttons). We also started reskinning the main pages to match the profile screen — the nicest surface — one view at a time. More arrives on phones as we go. |
| ✦ Take your work anywhere ✦ shipping now | Portable export/import in every builder. Anything you build — a skill, a harness, a whole multi-step rig — now exports as one shareable schema and imports from a paste. A rig export carries the complete tree (every step's configuration + the documents of the skills it references), so it arrives ready to review, save, and run. Move work between machines, share it, back it up, or fork someone else's. Saved keys travel as name references only — never the secret values (the import tells you what to re-attach); importing never overwrites your existing creations; and a mismatched paste gets a plain-English pointer to the right builder. A readable Markdown rendering of the whole tree ships alongside the importable form. |
| ✦ Your data, in the open ✦ shipping now | A privacy policy you can read, terms you can hold us to, and a download button for your data. New public pages at rokha.ai/privacy and rokha.ai/terms say plainly how measurement works: first-party and cookieless, tied to a random session id — never your name, wallet, or email; Do Not Track honored; no third-party ad trackers; no selling personal data; retention windows published. Any future insight products use aggregated, anonymized statistics only — that guardrail is written into the policy itself. And it's self-serve: signed in, Profile → Your data → Download my data hands you everything Rokha holds for your account as one JSON file. Next: self-serve account deletion. |
| ✦ Walked end to end ✦ shipping now | Welcome → build → run → publish, verified on every screen size. We walked the whole product live — first visit, chat, find a tool, build a workflow, run it, publish it — on desktop, small laptops, and phones, and fixed what got in the way. Publishing now proves it worked: the button says "✓ published — live in the registry" and stays in a published state so a re-click reads as the update it is (loop verified: publish → find it in the registry by name). The registry panel got its own type-to-search box. And phones are first-class: signed-in users get a Profile tab in the bottom bar (keys, plan, saved work — previously unreachable on phones), the wordmark and receipt rows never clip, and cards, builder, runs, and receipts all check out at phone width — solid backgrounds, nothing cut off. |
| ✦ One registry, everywhere ✦ shipping now | One results list — plus a real front door. The registry used to be two result lists (a full-screen catalog AND a side-rail panel) that could drift apart. Now there's ONE: the listings live in the side rail — right beside whatever you're doing, with its own big search bar; on phones it's the pull-up feed. And hitting Registry opens the registry's front-door page: what it is in plain words, the live numbers (130k+ skills & servers across 9 registries), a big search, one-tap "Show me" picks (runs now · runs in the cloud · live connection), ~20 browse categories, what's moving in the last 24h, and jump-offs into the data views — every button routes into that one results list. The catalog's full-size cards came along — badges, source colors, stats, tags, expanding in place into the full detail view with Add-to-Rig, START BUILDING, and SKILL.md/Source links. The old sidebar's SOURCES and TOP TAGS boards became 📊 DATA readouts that still work as live filters. Ready-made workflows were streamlined to one list everywhere (Explore · Audit · Write & critique). And run receipts got readable: real tables, prose text, aligned key/value pairs. |
| ✦ Runs made beginner-clear ✦ shipping now | Know when a sandbox is needed, and a Remix that actually runs. Most workflows just run — the AI does the work, or a live tool is called directly, instantly. A sandbox — a private, sealed-off cloud computer — only comes in for skills that ship their own code, so untrusted code can never touch your data. The run button now names which one you're getting ("Run" vs "Run in a sandbox") instead of the old "run for real" that made the everyday path sound fake — everything runs for real; the only difference is whether a sandbox is involved. A tap-to-open "why a sandbox?" tip sits right by the button and teaches the difference in one read. The one-tap Remix demo now runs the skill it finds for real, then breaks down what it did. And the everyday, no-sandbox runs got a more generous daily allowance — your daily AI budget is the real limit there, not an arbitrary count. |
| ✦ Connect anything ✦ shipping now | Rokha handles the credentials — like the big hosted gateways, without leaving Rokha. Tools authenticate four ways, easiest first: open (public tools — just run), key (paste an API key once; it becomes a reusable alias, masked forever, never shown in a receipt), connect (one click for big providers — GitHub, Google, Slack, Notion, Jira, GitLab, Discord, Reddit, Linear, X, Microsoft — approve on their page and it's wired into every workflow, schedule, and webhook you build, refreshed for you), and automatic (modern tool servers that publish their own login — Rokha discovers it and registers itself on the spot; you just approve in the browser, no setup on either side). Not sure which a server needs? Ask Rokha — she reads the server and names the one next step. The centerpiece: your own gateway — register your servers once and point any agent or IDE at a single Rokha endpoint that exposes all their tools at once, with credentials injected safely server-side so your keys never leave Rokha. Proven live against real production servers with both the one-click and automatic paths. |
| ✦ The honesty audit ✦ shipping now | What you see is what really happens. Ask Rokha about your limits and she reads the live numbers — your daily AI fuel, sandbox runs, chats, and banked top-ups, before AND after you sign in, straight from the counters the platform enforces. Run labels got truer: GitHub-style CLI tools that slipped past classification no longer wear a "Runs now" badge, listings say what they are up front ("GitHub project", "installs CLI tooling"), and tools that work on your own machine's files honestly tell you to adopt them into your own agent instead of pretending a cloud run would help. Ready-made workflows now walk you in with a green getting-started checklist (pick the input, name it, Run), and workflow docs lead with a compact Target line, carry the complete runnable configuration (saved keys as aliases only), and flip between a harness and the skill it wraps in one click. |
| ✦ Top up anything, any plan ✦ shipping now | Buy more AI fuel or more runs — on every plan, including free. Upsells now extend every gated limit without forcing a subscription: grab an AI-fuel pack (500k tokens for $5, 2M for $15) or a run pack and it banks, never expires, and kicks in automatically only after your daily allowance runs out. Fuel is charged for exactly what you use past the cap, so nothing you buy is ever wasted. Pay by card or in USDC on Solana; your plan page shows what you've banked right under the live meters. Capacity is the product — not a locked feature. |
| ✦ Rigs on autopilot ✦ shipping now | Real scheduling, for every kind of workflow. A saved rig can now run itself — hourly, daily, or weekly — set up from the builder, from the new SCHEDULES tab in your profile, or just by asking Rokha ("run my audit rig every morning"; agents get the same door over the public MCP endpoint). Every scheduled run is yours: it draws on your daily allowance (a spent day skips the fire and says so, honestly), honors your stored keys and per-step model pins exactly like a hand-run, and writes the same receipts. Workflows that need real tooling execute in the isolated cloud sandbox automatically — every kind of step runs on a schedule, or refuses plainly with a typed reason; nothing is ever faked. The dashboard's status reflects what actually happened inside the run (ok · partial · error · skipped), not just that a request went through. |
| ✦ Plans that tell the truth ✦ shipping now | Honest plans, live meters, real payments in test. Every plan includes the whole product — discovery, building, real runs, secrets, scheduling, publishing; paid tiers raise your daily capacity, and every number on the Plans page is one the platform actually enforces. Live meters show today's usage against your limits, read from the same counters the platform enforces with. Subscriptions flow through a hosted checkout by a major payment processor — card details never touch Rokha's servers (in test mode ahead of launch). The top Pro tier is visible but marked coming soon while we size it from real usage. Builder is $19.99/month, with one-off top-up run packs (+50 for $5, +200 for $15) that bank, never expire, and kick in after your daily allowance — applied exactly once no matter how payment notifications retry. Prefer crypto? Plans and top-ups can also be paid in USDC on Solana — verified on-chain server-side before anything activates. And whenever your cloud sandbox is live, a footer badge shows your remaining runs at a glance. And one fairness note: operator accounts get no special capacity — the same limits apply to every account. The meters also ride the side rail before you sign in — anonymous visitors see the limits tied to their browser session, and checking never spends any of it. Plus: a workflow step can now pin the AI model it runs on ("preferred" swaps down honestly; "required" refuses without it) — proven with one workflow running a fast model on step one and a bigger model on step two, models recorded per step in the receipt, and the same pins settable by outside agents over the public MCP endpoint. |
| ✦ Your account grows up ✦ shipping now | The first big pass on the signed-in experience — and an assistant who can run the whole show. A real profile (photo, "personality notes" Rokha reads on every reply, a clear map of what she remembers for you, saved conversations with a one-click Open). A private key vault: store ANY named secret — a GitHub token, a weather key — and attach it to a workflow step by its short name; the value is filled in server-side only at the moment of the live call and never appears in your workflow, your receipts, or the assistant's view. Activity you set to "pulse" shows in the public live streams as an anonymous handle, private content stripped. Sign-in launches with Google and crypto wallets only — we don't store passwords, by design. Starter workflows now read a tool's real listing + document instead of trying to execute it, so they run instantly for any tool; and Rokha herself can now start, watch, drive, and stop your cloud sandbox (asking first — it spends a run) and take you to any surface when you ask to see it. |
| ✦ Real lookups + fuller receipts ✦ shipping now | Starter workflows now do a real search, and receipts tell the whole story. The "Explore" and "Audit" starters' first step performs an actual registry search and fetches the listing's real document at run time — the analysis downstream works from the genuine artifact, never a best guess. Every step's receipt now separates what flowed in (the previous step's full output, or the workflow's own input) from how the step was configured — cloud-sandbox runs included — so "what did this step actually consume?" reads at a glance. The final answer shows in full in chat instead of trimming mid-sentence. And the registry front page now states the offer plainly: 130k+ listings with run signals, quality scores, and requirements — readable by people in the app, and by agents through one standard MCP endpoint (Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client). |
| ✦ Building blocks + agent parity ✦ shipping now | Build a workflow like snapping blocks together — and let any agent do the same. Add a step above or below any other, not just at the end; each step can say what it expects from the one before and what it hands to the next, so a chain of tools and instructions reads clearly end to end. After a run, the line between two steps shows how long that step took and clicks through to its receipt. Skill details now look identical everywhere and open right in the side panel so you never leave what you're doing; ask the assistant to find a tool and the relevant panels quietly filter and light up. And outside agents now get the full toolbox — search, author, remember, run, and publish — with their identity handled safely, so a person and an agent can do exactly the same things. |
| ✦ The V1 polish wave ✦ shipping now | One story, one panel, chaining for everyone. The whole app now reads as one product: work happens in the main screen, and everything that assists — chat with Rokha, run receipts, her live reasoning, registry lookups, the doc you're authoring, live network readouts — lives in one side panel you can split, move, and resize; when something new lands on a tab you're not watching, its chip pulses instead of yanking your view. Chaining is free for everyone — multi-step workflows no longer wait for an account (fair-use daily budgets hold the line server-side; signing in raises them). Every listing now answers the trust question: a 🛡 safety read button, verified flags and quality scores, and an honest "what this needs to run" row. And your workflow itself resolves to a portable skill file any connected agent can read and run — with a publish button right in the builder. |
| 🔭 The Builder — sneak peek, coming next | A place to make things, not just run them. One calm funnel walks you the whole way: a Skill (a portable capability) → a Harness (that skill, or a plain-English instruction, configured and ready to run) → a Rig (a flow of harnesses) → run it — each step hands its work to the next in a tap ("wrap this skill in a harness," "turn this harness into a rig"). Find a skill with one-click filters (most-downloaded, latest, top-rated, and how it runs), inspect it in a rich card, then wrap it — or just write an instruction step in plain English. As you build, a side panel shows your work written out as a portable, standard skill file. And you're not on your own: Rokha fills the builder forms for you, and any agent can build the same way through the same open tool door (people and agents, one door). Free to build and test, no account — saving and publishing come with sign-in. In final polish behind a flag; landing in an upcoming release. |
| ✦ A calmer first run ✦ shipped | Every first screen now greets you instead of dropping you onto a wall of controls. Meet Rokha, your Librarian for the agentic world — a plain-English intro, starter prompts, and a clear nudge to the chat box. The Registry opens calm: a short "what's a skill" intro, a prominent search, and a "popular right now" list, with the full catalog one click away and every listing clearly tagged by what it is and how it runs. Consistent titles, backgrounds, and phone layouts across the whole app. |
| ⭐ Build a skill ✦ shipped | Make your own, not just run others'. A guided builder walks you through a portable SKILL.md — its name, what it does and when to use it, and its instructions — with a live preview as you type and one-click Pretty / Raw / Copy. Test it with Rokha on a real example before you keep it. Building and testing are free with no account; saving and publishing come with sign-in. And any agent can author one the same way through Rokha's open tool surface — people and agents build skills through the same door. Now matches the open Agent Skills standard in full — including a place to declare what a skill needs to run (e.g. "needs Python and internet access") so any agent can tell at a glance whether it can run a skill before it tries, the narrowest set of tools it should be trusted with, and free-form extras like author and version. |
| ⭐ The Editor is open to everyone ✦ shipped | The headline. The workflow Editor no longer waits behind the preview wall: search the Registry, pick a skill, configure it, run it, and read the full record of what happened — straight from the browser, no login. Sign-in is only for the deeper stuff (named workflows, multi-step libraries). |
| ⭐ Honest runs ✦ shipped today | Runs now tell you the truth about what executed. Tools with a live server run for real, as always. Skills that are really instructions for a model (writing, critique, analysis) run for real too — the model is the engine, and the result says so. And skills that need real tooling (command-line programs, installs, fetching the web) no longer pretend: you get a clearly-labeled demonstration of the output's shape — never invented results. That label marks the spot where the next big thing plugs in. ⬇ |
| ⭐ The Rokha runtime ✦ shipped — the kitchen is live | The big bet, delivered: tens of thousands of published agent skills were inert to anyone without their own setup — recipes in a world where most people don't own a kitchen. The kitchen is live: a hosted runtime installs and executes those skills for you — one click, no setup, real results with receipts. One free real run daily as a guest; daily quotas by plan once signed in. |
| Reliability + durable data ✦ shipped | Done: the production database now runs on always-on, multi-zone managed hosting, and services find each other through modern service discovery. The outage class we hit in early June is gone. |
| Build & run — the full loop ✦ shipped | Pick any tool from the Registry, drop it into your Rig, give it an instruction, hit ▶ Run — the result lands as a permanent, readable trace. A Traces view holds your run history; every config field has an "ask Rokha to fill" button; and the Editor lives inside the main screen next to the chat. |
| Remix ✦ goes all the way | The one-button "watch Rokha work" demo now runs the whole story live: she discovers a real tool, targets it, configures it, runs it, and reads you the result — end to end, autonomously. |
| Workflow templates ✦ shipped today | Start from a ready-made pattern instead of a blank slate: pick "Write & Critique" or "Audit & Brief" and the editor fills a working multi-step Rig from tools that exist in the live Registry right now. The same patterns are published as open-standard skills, so any outside agent can use them too. |
| Multi-step workflows ✦ shipped — now free for everyone | Chain tools into one workflow, no account needed: each step has its own instructions, steps feed each other (write → critique works on the actual output), runs record as a nested trace tree. Signing in keeps a named library ("My Rigs") you can load from and publish. |
| Your dashboard + live mesh ✦ shipped | The assist panel arranges itself to you (open extra containers, split, move, resize), and when Rokha has something to show you, the right tab pulses instead of stealing your view. New views show the network breathing — what's fresh, what's trending, and who's building — plus a visual map of how tools relate. |
| New homepage + guided tutorials ✦ shipped | A refreshed first screen with a plain-English "What is Rokha?" explainer and quick-start buttons, a layout rebuilt for phones, and narrated walkthroughs you can start with one tap — including a new Agent Skills tour that explains what a skill is, the open SKILL.md standard, and how to compose your own workflow with no code and no API keys. |
| Rokha MVP | The guest build loop is complete (discover → configure → run → read the trace). Next: the logged-in depth — name and keep multiple Rigs, chain several steps into one workflow, schedule runs, and fork someone else's. |
| Go-Live Hardening | Blocks a wider public launch: CDN edge caching and per-visitor abuse controls (the firewall layer shipped with the reliability work). Audited and queued. |
| SDK MVP | Federated LLM routing shipped. External publish (Homebrew, cargo, npm, PyPI) still pending. |
The dev group Rokha crawled out of. Semi-related — mostly an excuse to build in public without having to be loud about it.
Introverted Development is a builders' base camp — a dev group (and a blog, really) for people who would rather ship than post. It's the quiet ground where ideas get spawned, pressure-tested, and sent into the world. Less a content machine, more a workshop with the lights left on too late.
Everything starts here and launches out from here. Right now the whole camp is pointed at Rokha — the first big thing to crawl out of base camp, and very much not the last. And since Rokha is itself a spawning ground — built for anyone to stand something up fast — the pipeline downstream isn't one project. It's a potentially unlimited line of them, each one spun up and fueled by Rokha. Base camp is the constant; the launches are what we send out from it.
A Solana meme coin attached to the group. That's the honest top line.
Think of it as a flag you plant at base camp — a marker that you're into what we're building, and nothing more. Not a product, not a promise, not a roadmap anyone's owed. What it grows into we're figuring out in the open, in true Introverted Development fashion: quietly, and probably later than we said. If you show up, show up for the bit.
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Rokha is fully usable by agents — no account needed to start. Fetch rokha.ai/api/info for the full map, then hit the MCP endpoint: POST https://rokha.ai/mcp/jsonrpc — initialize, tools/list, and the discovery + authoring tools work with no auth. Docs as markdown at /api/docs.md, the full skills catalog at /api/marketplace/skills.md. The Copy for AI button up top includes all of this — paste it into any agent and it can find its own way in.