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Row-Bot 5.3.3 adds browser-based deployment, 12 new API providers, and Claude Code context optimization

·2026.11.13 01:37

Key point

The update allows running Row-Bot in the browser via Railway, adds 12 new API providers, and optimizes Claude Code to use prompt caching for full 1M context on Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku 5.5.

Details

  • Row-Bot 5.3.3 introduces browser-based execution via Railway, requiring no local installation and billing users directly at $5-10 per month.
  • Added support for 12 new API providers including DeepSeek, Mistral, Groq, and NVIDIA NIM, alongside local inference via LM Studio, vLLM, and llama.cpp.
  • Optimized Claude Code integration to maintain a single instance per turn and utilize prompt caching, preventing 5-hour limit exhaustion and enabling full 1M context for Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku 5.5.
  • Fixed a security vulnerability (GHSA-68j6-243q-h2hp) where truncated or locked tools_config.json files could re-enable disabled tools and clear shell blocked-commands lists.
  • Image and video generation now supported through OpenRouter, Together, Vercel, Requesty, Qwen, Atlas Cloud, MiniMax, and Z.AI.
  • Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux with background updates from version 5.3.2.
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