Self-hosted multi-agent AI for automation, support, and content work
MOKAGI is a self-hosted multi-agent AI platform for running persistent agents on your own computer or server. It combines long-term memory, tool use, browser and desktop automation, and scheduled workflows for Hong Kong businesses and individuals.
Agenticness = how independently a tool can take action, scored across 9 dimensions. Scored independently by David Kooi, Skylark Creations — see full rubric → Last re-evaluated 17 October 2026.
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MOKAGI is a self-hosted multi-agent AI operating system. Rather than acting solely as a chat interface, it lets you run named AI agents with distinct roles, long-term memory, and tool access on your own computer or server. It is aimed at Hong Kong...
MOKAGI is notably more agentic than a standard AI chatbot: its agents can work across browser and desktop interfaces, run scheduled background tasks, and hand work between agents. Its self-hosted design is especially relevant for organizations with...
Proposes and executes multi-step plans with your approval.
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- Platform installation (HK$5,000 one-time): System setup, initial agent configuration, and basic training.
- Usage (HK$68 per million tokens): Metered AI usage with token and cost details available in the system.
- MokCs digital employee (from HK$299/month): AI customer-service agent with knowledge-base and real-time messaging-channel integration.
- GPU resources: Metered separately when required for local-model inference.
Custom development, additional channel integrations, and dedicated model deployments are quoted separately.
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